[Guest Post] Third time’s a charm: The Little Mermaid and a big win for satire and freedom of speech By Nedim Malovic on Friday, June 02, 2023 Alex Woolgar copyright danish supreme court Denmark Guest post Hanne Kirk Parody Paul sina The little Mermaid +
[Guest post] The Anne Black Danish copyright trilogy: The final say and a tripling of damages and compensation By Nedim Malovic on Saturday, April 22, 2023 Alex Woolgar anne black Charlotte Mittet Høfler copyright damages and compensation Denmark Guest post Hanne Kirk +
[Guest post] Under the influence: Influencer marketing – when private individuals become professionals and (potentially) responsible for IP infringements By Nedim Malovic on Sunday, February 05, 2023 Alex Woolgar copyright DSMS Copyright Directive Guest post Hanne Kirk influncer marketing Jakob Plesner Mathiasen platform liability Thit Nymand Nisbeth +
[Guest post] Does election rhyme with copyright protection? By Nedim Malovic on Friday, December 09, 2022 Alex Woolgar copyright copyright in music elections Guest post Hanne Kirk Jakob Plesner Mathiasen Paul sina +
[Guest post] 'Grand rights' of great importance: copyright on the big stage (part II): Danish Supreme Court rules that “all” actually does mean “all” By Eleonora Rosati on Wednesday, May 25, 2022 Alex Woolgar contracts copyright danish supreme court Denmark EMI grand rights Guest post Hanne Kirk Jakob Plesner Mathiasen MLTR music industry +
[Guest post] Second time is a charm: Danish design company wins plant box war By Eleonora Rosati on Sunday, May 08, 2022 Alex Woolgar applied art Cofemel copyright Denmark Guest post Hanne Kirk Infopaq originality Painer plant box +
[Guest post] What do a (little) mermaid and a non-statutory caricature/parody exception share? A tale from Denmark By Eleonora Rosati on Thursday, February 17, 2022 Alex Woolgar caricature Denmark Freedom of expression Guest post Hanne Kirk InfoSoc Directive Jakob Plesner Mathiasen Little Mermaid non-statutory exceptions Parody Philip Henszelman +
[Guest post] Can Keyser Söze elude the Danish courts? On fictional characters and names – the inspiration of Keyser Söze when choosing a trade mark for your business By Eleonora Rosati on Wednesday, December 22, 2021 Denmark fictional characters Guest post Hanne Kirk Jakob Plesner Mathiasen Keyser Söze trade marks +
[Guest Post] These boots are made for walking...and not for copyright protection By Alex Woolgar on Sunday, June 28, 2020 Alex Woolgar Cofemel C-683/17 copyright work danish supreme court Denmark Guest post Hanne Kirk InfoSoc Directive originality +