A few weeks ago, I published a map - that I created for my students - detailing the main potential events in the life of an EU/national trade mark.
Today I have prepared a new student map, this time devoted to the main potential events in the life of a copyright work in Europe. The map should be read in combination with other copyright materials I have produced, including:
- Linking under EU Copyright Law
- Right of Communication to the Public – Potential Liability Under Article 3(1) InfoSoc Directive
- Copyright Infringement Checklist
- UK Copyright Exceptions
This new map, which is not meant at all as exhaustive, can be downloaded here and is reproduced also below. Other students materials are available here.
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