Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Now that the summer is formally over it is time for the third trimester of the 2024 roundup of EU copyright law. In this edition, we update you on what has happened between July and September 2024 in EU copyright law – all the way from the CJEU, through … Read more
The district court erred in taking the statute of limitations into account in determining who was the prevailing party. A defendant in a copyright infringement action is not the prevailing party for purposes of the attorney fee statute where the plaintiff has voluntarily dismissed its case without prejudice—even if that plaintiff would be barred by … Read more
Samuel Johnson by Joshua Reynolds from Wikipedia Massive language fashions are constructed on scale. The larger they’re, the higher they carry out. The urge for food for letters of those omnivorous readers is insatiable, so their literary weight loss program should develop steadily if AI is to stay as much as its promise. If Samuel … Read more
Picture by Nikin from Pixabay In its jugment of 30 April 2024 (C-470/21), the Court docket of Justice of the European Union answered three questions referred by the French Administrative Supreme Court docket (‘Conseil d’Etat’), that may be summed up as follows: should Article 15(1) of Directive 2002/58 on privateness and digital communications be interpreted … Read more
The Digital Companies Act (DSA) transparency database, whereas proving to be fairly ineffective for misinformation or hate speech researchers, may be very enlightening on copyright moderation. Platform governance researchers have lengthy suspected that YouTube is essentially the most closely moderated platform on copyright points, and we now have concrete proof of this. YouTube, thus far, … Read more
