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EU: COPYRIGHT: Copyright and Its Limitations According to the ECJ by Virginia Keyder

01 December 2011

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EU: COPYRIGHT: Copyright and Its Limitations According to the ECJ (The Jurist, link) by Virginia Keyder:

"Recent decisions in EU case law shows a trend towards viewing intellectual property as a way to benefit society, rather than corporations, in contrast to the trends in the US seen in recent legislative proposals..."

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