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2024, Volume 19, Issue 3
- 201-202 Issues in patenting ‘artificial intelligence’ from an EPO perspective
by Martin Müller - 201-202 The changing nature of international intellectual property
by Pratyush Nath Upreti - 206-216 Round-up of national decisions on online intermediaries and platforms 2023
by Petr Kalenský & Taimr Martin & Aada Tolva-nen & Géraldine Arbant & Edouard Trep-poz & Pava Vrhovac & Adél Gelencsér & Bálint Halász & Federico Manstretta & Andrea Vantini & Clemens Molle & Manon Rieger-Jansen & David Fuentes Lahoz & Marta Arteaga - 217-233 Round-up of national decisions on copyright protection of works of applied art 2023
by Bird Ip - 250-255 Towards patient welfare-centred pharmaceutical patents—a sustainable perspective
by Irene Lorenzo-Rego - 250-255 Beijing Internet Court recognizes copyright in AI-generated image
by Tingting WenJinan - 256-277 Flipping the paradigm of weak patent rights: from theories to evidence
by Cecilia Maronero & Annika Bichlmayr - 278-278 A monumental scholarly work
by Andrea Zappalaglio
2024, Volume 19, Issue 2
- 79-80 Protection against unfair competition around the globe
by Martin Senftleben & Michael Handler & Irene Calboli - 81-89 Article 10bis of the Paris Convention as the common denominator for protection against unfair competition in national and regional contexts
by Martin Senftleben - 90-100 Law(s) against unfair competition: the legitimacy of the UK approach
by Dev Saif Gangjee - 101-108 The stunted development of unfair competition law in the United States and Canada
by Christine Haight Farley - 109-118 Preventing unfair competition in Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific countries: the intertwined roles of passing off and consumer protection statutes
by Michael Handler - 119-125 The incremental growth of unfair competition law in India
by Dev Saif Gangjee - 126-134 The protection against unfair competition and passing off in ASEAN Member States: a review and commentary
by Irene Calboli - 135-142 Protection of data under unfair competition law in Japan and Korea—a case of asymmetric convergence?
by Nari Lee - 143-148 China’s regulations on new types of unfair competition in the digital age: ‘Internet Provision’ and ‘Data Provision’
by Xuan Wang & Xiuqin Lin - 149-161 Protection against unfair competition in the European Union: from divergent national approaches to harmonized rules on search result rankings, influencers and greenwashing
by Martin Senftleben - 162-169 Unfair competition in the Arab world: a remedy completing IP limits?
by Pierre El Khoury - 170-176 Confusion, unfair competition and legal action in OAPI countries
by Patrick Juvet Lowe Gnintedem - 177-184 Protection against unfair competition—African Regional Intellectual Property Organization member states and South Africa
by Tobias Schonwetter - 185-192 Unfair competition in MERCOSUR and the challenges of new technologies
by Milton Lucídio Leão Barcellos - 193-200 Protection against unfair competition in the Andean Community—an analysis of recent trends and developments
by Rodrigo V Bermeo Andrade
2024, Volume 19, Issue 1
- 1-2 IP Dramatis Personae
by Anna Carboni - 3-6 Alternative dispute resolution system for disputes arising from ‘.tr’ extended domain names in Türkiye
by Güldeniz Doğan Alkan & A Bengü Şen Gürakan - 7-17 Does current legislation provide for adequate compensation in cases of unjustified preliminary injunctions? Originator–generic conflicts in the context of patent infringement proceedings
by Marco Stief & Anja Geller - 18-31 Copyright, platforms and NFT digital collections: exploring the proper regulatory mode in China
by Tianxiang He & Huan Zhang - 32-42 The treatment of electronic games copyright protection in Brazil: analysis of copyright law and software law application
by Douglas Aleixo Santos da Cruz & Jucimar Maia da Silva Junior & Silvia Regina Sampaio Freitas & Raimundo Correa de Oliveira & Ricardo da Silva Barboza - 43-54 Dealing with AI-generated works: lessons from the CDPA section 9(3)
by Söğüt Atilla - 55-63 AI v copyright: how could public interest theory shift the discourse?
by Artha Dermawan - 64-75 Determination of FRAND royalty rates: an examination of prominent SEP cases
by Georgios Effraimidis & Dan Werner & Kristopher Boushie - 76-77 A thematic enquiry into the contribution of the CJEU in the area of copyright
by Richard Arnold
2023, Volume 18, Issue 11
- 771-773 Banking on IP?
by Jennifer Heley & Paul Joseph - 774-778 The new EC proposal for a regulation on the production and marketing of plant reproductive material: upgrade or regression? An intellectual property perspective
by Juan Antonio Vives Vallés - 779-786 The transposition of the copyright in the DSM Directive into Greek law: key out-takes
by Yannos Paramythiotis - 787-795 The author as revenue sharer: lecture in memory of William R. Cornish
by Jane C Ginsburg - 796-807 Attribution problem of generative AI: a view from US copyright law
by Zeynep Ülkü Kahveci - 808-821 Unlocking the digital realm: exploring NFTs as catalysts for digital copyright exhaustion
by Anna Bigda-Wójcik - 822-827 Parallel trade of pharmaceuticals in the European Union—impact of the recent decisions of the CJEU addressing repackaging and safety features
by Jörg Smolinski - 828-839 Game of thrones: copyright ownership conflicts arising from user-generated content on augmented reality platforms
by Brendan Guildea
2023, Volume 18, Issue 10
- 707-708 Is there a future for robo-judges in IP?
by Thomas Heinz Meitinger - 709-713 CJEU grapples with the intertwined nature of private copies and retransmission of online television broadcasts
by Giulia Priora & Amanda Costa Novaes - 713-719 Hachette and controlled digital lending: the end of the line, or merely the story thus far?
by J S Liptrap - 720-742 The localization of IP infringements in the online environment: from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 and the Metaverse
by Eleonora Rosati - 743-748 Urgency in preliminary injunctions in patent law (with a discussion of Solarzelle II and Bortezomib II)
by Stephan Neuhaus - 749-753 After reform of the European Patent Organisation, the German Constitutional Court finds that at least a minimum judicial standard applies
by Rob J Aerts - 754-767 Copyright for performers—an obligation under international law
by Irina Eidsvold-Tøien & Are Stenvik - 768-769 ‘To be, or not to be (fragmented)? That is the question’
by Gabriele Cifrodelli
2023, Volume 18, Issue 9
- 619-620 Duct-taped bananas and copyright absurdity
by Eleonora Rosati - 621-627 EUIPO v KaiKai—filling an ‘EU legislative gap’ with an international treaty gap? On the interpretative effect of the international agreement at issue and consideration of other decisions on its interpretation
by Gerben Hartman - 628-641 Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v Goldsmith: did the U.S. Supreme Court tighten up fair use?
by William Patry - 642-654 Patent litigation in Europe: intermediate fee shifting and the UPC
by Krista Rantasaari - 655-672 Propagating materials and harvested materials: clarifying the scope of plant variety or breeder’s rights
by Charles Lawson - 673-681 The outlook for transfer of technology of mRNA vaccines through the WHO tech transfer hub
by Ronald Eberhard Tundang - 682-703 From the abuse of Community (IP) law to the abuse of (intellectual) property rights: time for an EU patent misuse doctrine?
by Camilla Signoretta - 704-706 Developments and Directions in Intellectual Property Law: 20 Years of the IPKat
by William Patry
2023, Volume 18, Issue 8
- 557-558 The law of geographical indications at the centre of the European green deal
by Andrea Zappalaglio - 559-565 The impact of innovations in peer review on patent prosecution
by Carsten D Richter & Christian W Scheiner - 566-586 Who owns what? The patent landscape of environmentally sound technologies
by Barasha Borthakur - 587-602 Securing innovation in digital manufacturing supply chains: an interdisciplinary perspective on intellectual property, technological protection measures and 3D printing/additive manufacturing
by Kwaku Adu-Amankwa & Angela Daly - 603-614 Evolving theory of IP rights: promoting human rights in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights
by Chelsea Bodimeade & Felicity Deane - 615-618 Moving beyond theory: the relationship between local producers and GIs
by Patricia Covarrubia
2023, Volume 18, Issue 7
- 475-476 Trade mark law dodges free speech challenges in the Jack Daniel’s case
by Rebecca Tushnet - 477-481 A case of smoke without fire: children’s book author unsuccessful in dragon character copyright claim against department store chain John Lewis
by Simon Clark & Rubab Zahra - 482-485 Artificial intelligence as an authority for testing the inventive step of an invention—a view from Germany
by Thomas Heinz Meitinger - 486-501 Round-up of European Union trade marks 2022
by Arnaud Folliard-Monguiral & David Rogers - 502-511 Finding an efficiency-oriented approach to scrutinise the essentiality of potential SEPs: a survey
by Giuseppe Colangelo - 512-527 Revisiting the patent regime of Bangladesh: compatibility with TRIPS and international best practices
by Mohammad Towhidul Islam & Sadman Rizwan Apurbo - 528-545 Implementing copyright revocation in Ireland and Malta: lessons for lawmakers
by Joshua Yuvaraj - 546-553 Patenting human biological materials and data: balancing the reward of innovation with the ordre public and morality exception
by Esra Demir & Evert Stamhuis - 554-554 A landscape painting of the AI, art and copyright terrain
by Simon Stokes - 555-555 Answering a challenging question: is the SPC Regulation still fit for purpose in a changed pharmaceutical industry?
by Raphael Zingg
2023, Volume 18, Issue 6
- 407-408 AI transparency: an emerging principle in the IP ecosystem?
by Jacques de Werra - 409-413 Modular systems, interconnecting features and technical function in EU design law—GC rules on relationship between functionality provisions in Article 8 CDR
by Lavinia Brancusi - 413-417 The CJEU sets aside the quadruple fee rule for plant variety right infringers covered by the ‘agricultural exemption’
by Adrián Crespo Velasco - 418-431 Invoking Article 73 TRIPS in good faith: no recourse to ‘security exceptions’ for Russia’s violation of TRIPS
by Olga Gurgula - 432-445 The EU Commission’s proposal to codify visual disclaimers—a great leap for EU design law
by Henning Hartwig - 446-454 International investment law and data, copyrights and performance requirements: a closer look at Einarsson v Canada
by Gabriel M Lentner - 455-461 The UPC long-arm jurisdiction and the UK
by Paul England & Wim Maas - 462-472 Dissuasive outcomes for rightholders: examining recent Lithuanian copyright law cases under Directive 2004/48/EC
by Mindaugas Kiškis
2023, Volume 18, Issue 5
- 337-338 Intellectual property in the circular economy
by Annette Kur & Irene Calboli - 339-343 Geographical indications used as ingredients or components: a proposed reform in ‘sharp’ contrast with the Circular Economy (to say the least)
by Bernardo Calabrese - 344-352 Achieving a (copy)right to repair for the EU’s green economy
by Anthony D Rosborough & Leanne Wiseman & Taina Pihlajarinne - 353-359 Circular economy versus copyright protection of computer programs in the EU: challenges and lessons from the CJEU’s judgment in Top System
by Bohdan Widła - 360-366 Monopolising trash: a critical analysis of upcycling under Finnish and EU copyright law
by Péter Mezei & Heidi Härkönen - 367-374 Improving eco-labels: are green certification marks up to the task?
by Alexandra Mogyoros - 375-381 From enemies to allies: 3D printing, IP and sustainability
by Rebeca Ferrero Guillén - 382-385 Outlook on the right to repair: how will it find its way into China’s Copyright Law?
by Yanmin Quan & Xiaohao Zhang - 386-396 Building a ‘Green Data’ Future: how a human-centric approach to data and nudges can help fight climate change
by Mark Fenwick & Paulius Jurcys - 397-406 Technology transfer, climate change and the developing countries: the difficulties posed by green patents
by Emma Perot
2023, Volume 18, Issue 4
- 267-268 The US Supreme Court’s Warhol case: what is the fuss about?
by Bill Patry - 269-271 Ineffective investigation into making a book available for illegal download breaches copyright holder’s right to property, rules European Court of Human Rights
by Elena Izyumenko - 271-274 Application of YouTube/Cyando by Dutch Supreme Court: Usenet operator not liable for copyright infringement
by Jan Jacobi - 275-286 Round-up of English patent litigation in 2022
by Trevor Cook - 287-293 Round-up of China trade mark law and practice in 2022
by Michele Ferrante - 294-297 Round-up of US copyright developments 2022
by Charles R Macedo & David P Goldberg & Olivia Harris & Thomas Hart - 298-312 Some critical observations on depository, non-examination patent registration regimes: working towards local prosecution and examination of patents in the least-developed patent regimes
by Thaddeus Nkum Manu - 313-322 Counteractive reflections on the conceptual counteraction theory within EU case law: much ado about nothing?
by Giannis Psarakis - 323-335 Striking fair deals for equitable access to medicines
by Dominique Junod Moser & Pascale Boulet & Michelle Childs & Mae Shieh & Bernard Pécoul
2023, Volume 18, Issue 3
- 175-176 2023 comes bearing gifts of innovation
by Marius Schneider - 177-181 Italian Supreme Court provides guidance on parody exception under copyright and trade mark law
by Federico Manstretta - 182-198 Round-up of European enforcement case law in 2022
by Carina Gommers & Willem Leppink & Marius Schneider - 199-234 Round-up of fashion-related IP decisions in 2022
by The Bird & Bird IP Team - 235-250 Round-up of intellectual property decisions and other developments in Africa 2022
by Chijioke Okorie - 251-263 Round-up of non-traditional EU trade mark decisions in 2022
by Gordon Humphreys & Nedim Malovic & Stefan Martin - 264-265 A primer on performers’ rights—for the sixth time
by Péter Mezei
2023, Volume 18, Issue 2
- 71-73 The DSA as a creator’s charter?
by Martin Husovec - 74-77 The Supreme People’s Court of China ruled on the first pharmaceutical patent linkage case after the new Patent Law
by Hongxuyang Lu - 77-79 China National Intellectual Property Administration clarifies administrative adjudication measures for significant patent infringement disputes in pharmaceutical cases
by Qiang Yu - 80-121 Round-up of national copyright decisions 2022
by The Bird & Bird IP Team - 122-134 SEP licensing in the automotive sector: shifting gears too quickly?
by Manveen Singh & Vishwas H Devaiah - 135-145 No-challenge and pay-for-delay agreements in patent licence and settlement agreements under European competition law
by Marco Stief - 146-161 Did the Colombian Constitutional Court foresee the conditions for implementing Articles 18 to 23 of the Directive (EU) 2019/790?
by David Felipe Alvarez-Amezquita & Florelia Vallejo-Trujillo - 162-173 Plant variety protection and secured financing in Nigeria: lessons from international standards
by Nicholas Chinedu Eze
2023, Volume 18, Issue 1
- 1-2 The automotive sector: a crystal ball for the future of IP?
by Stefano Barazza - 3-10 Reviving Regeneron: enabling the claim, contribution or invention, or all three…?
by Chika Edward Uzoigwe - 11-17 Finally back to TRIPS-compliance? EU design law and the criterion of publication ‘within EU territory’
by Annette Kur - 18-29 Coping with the standards wars: the practice of the Chinese courts
by Ling Yu & You Zuo - 30-41 Wartime challenges for trade marks: how long will Russia continue to protect famous foreign marks?
by Irene Calboli & Vera Sevastianova - 42-57 Copyright and digital fashion designers: the democratization of authorship?
by Heidi Härkönen & Natalia Särmäkari - 58-69 AI inventors: deference for legal personality without respect for innovation?
by Ernest Kenneth-Southworth & Yahong Li
2022, Volume 17, Issue 12
- 973-974 Copyright exceptions for AI training data—will there be an international level playing field?
by Jan Bernd Nordemann & Jonathan Pukas - 975-977 CJEU clarifies that destruction of goods may be claimed irrespective of infringement type
by Jan Jacobi Email: - 977-980 Litigating in a jurisdiction that does not recognize the concept of disclosure—The German Federal Supreme Court clarifies the rules on document production
by Anette Gärtner & Michael Plagge - 981-987 Kenya mandatory IPR recordal: an innovative measure with an uncertain future
by Marius Schneider & Nora Ho Tu Nam - 988-992 A role for the UK courts in a new world of UPC litigation?
by Matthew Raynor - 993-1010 What is a significant departure from the norm? Assessing the inherent distinctiveness of 3D shape marks
by Ilanah Fhima - 1011-1022 Reconceptualizing the interface of copyright and design rights for 3D printing
by Jia Wang - 1023-1031 Prosecution of copyright infringements as a criminal offence in Slovakia
by Laura Bachňáková Rózenfeldová
2022, Volume 17, Issue 11
- 891-895 Archival authenticity and intellectual property law
by Felicia Caponigri - 896-898 Europe’s Human Rights Court rules for the first time on a breach of a copyright holder’s right to property in a private dispute
by Elena Izyumenko - 898-902 From West to East: Mercosur and Singapore agree on FTA
by Suelen Carls & Mohamed Amal - 902-904 Protection of intellectual property rights during the Mobile World Congress
by Montiano Monteagudo Monedero, & Javier García Pérez, - 905-914 A practical guide to filing domain name complaints
by Willem Leppink & Michelle Roosma - 915-923 A structured analysis of the implementation of Articles 18–23 of the Directive (EU) 2019/790 on copyright and related rights in the Digital Single Market into Swedish law
by Silvia A Carretta & Wendela Hårdemark - 924-939 Hosting the public domain into a minefield: the resistance to art. 14 of the DSM Directive and to the related rules that transpose it into national law
by Cristiana Sappa - 940-945 COVID-19 vaccines, patents and an IP waiver
by Rob J Aerts - 946-961 Four times FRAND: an analysis of recent judgments from the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and France, and lessons for the upcoming UPC system
by Patricia Cappuyns & Narmeen Al Ganim - 962-971 Provisional measures and the risk of patent invalidity—Phoenix Contact and the German approach to interlocutory injunctions
by Martin Stierle
2022, Volume 17, Issue 10
- 789-790 When academics help shape IP law: the case of designs
by Anastasiia Kyrylenko - 791-800 Ferrari and the level of intellectual abstraction in design law
by Henning Hartwig - 801-810 How much does it cost to protect your IPRs? Or consistency of different rates of IP state fees with National Treatment and Most Favoured Nation Principles
by Irina Kireeva - 811-822 Ketian v Hitachi: China’s first compulsory licence?
by Pat Treacy & Iva Gobac - 823-833 Repatriation of ancient Benin bronzes to Nigeria: reflection on copyright and related issues
by Desmond O Oriakhogba - 834-843 The Swakopmund Protocol for the protection of expressions of folklore: a review of implementation in Rwanda and Tanzania
by Jovine Costantine - 844-856 Preservation of video games and their role as cultural heritage
by István Harkai - 857-870 A critical examination of the patent enforcement landscape in India
by Mathews P George - 871-877 Staple commercial product
by Fülürya Yusufoglu Bilgin - 878-888 Claim construction: an international convergence in striking the balance between patent protection and legal certainty
by Stefano Incarbone
2022, Volume 17, Issue 9
- 687-689 Does ‘transformative’ fair use eviscerate the author’s exclusive right to ‘transform’ her work?
by Jane C Ginsburg - 690-692 Think different: small is not beautiful!
by Stefan Martin - 693-695 Poland’s challenge to Article 17 CDSM Directive fails before the CJEU, but Member States must implement fundamental rights safeguards
by Bernd Justin Jütte - 695-699 The recent amendment to the Intellectual Property Act, No. 36 of 2003 of Sri Lanka
by Wathsala Ravihari Samaranayake - 699-703 Coarse judgment: patent for abrasive material invalidated on the grounds of ‘undue burden’
by Janet Strath - 704-726 How does the public perceive music copyright law? A content analysis of YouTube videos on the Flame v Perry ‘Dark Horse’ case
by Ann C Luk - 727-740 When Irish AIs are smiling: could Ireland’s legislative approach be a model for resolving AI authorship for EU member states?
by Barry Scannell - 741-747 The implementation of Article 15 of the DSM Directive in Croatia: a gold-plating provision
by Branka Marušić - 748-760 Geographical indications in the era of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
by Titilayo Adebola - 761-774 Uncovering trade secrets in China: an empirical study of civil litigation from 2010 to 2020
by Jyh-An Lee & Jingwen Liu & Haifeng Huang - 775-786 China’s intellectual property regime in light of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership
by Chao Wang
2022, Volume 17, Issue 8
- 601-602 Technology and national security: what’s IP got to with it?
by Chijioke Okorie - 603-604 No reliance on the Paris Convention or TRIPS Agreement for well-known trade marks in Nigeria
by Marius Schneider & Nora Ho Tu Nam - 604-606 Chinese court rules on NFT transactions and responsibility of trading platforms
by Xiao Baiyang - 607-612 Petitions for review of the European Patent Office (EPO) appeal board decisions by the EPO Enlarged Board of Appeal. Part V: ‘Confidence’ in the European Patent Office (EPO) Petition for Review procedure under Article 112a of the European Patent Convention (EPC)
by Julian Cockbain - 613-628 Intellectual property in quantum computing and market power: a theoretical discussion and empirical analysis
by Mauritz Kop & Mateo Aboy & Timo Minssen - 629-639 Do the experimental use and bolar exemptions also apply in contributory patent infringement cases?
by Marco Stief & Tobias Matschke - 640-649 Patent licensing strategy for stakeholders entering the Internet of Things (IoT)
by Carolina Torres-Sarmiento & Tarcila Matos - 650-658 Product packaging as a trade mark—an English and German perspective
by Luxmi Rajanayagam & David Linke - 659-673 The ‘trade-mark-law-and-innovation’ trap: why it would be wise to conceptualize innovation outside the realms of dilution protection
by Luminita Olteanu - 674-684 Teleological interpretation of Article 63 TRIPS based on the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and customary international law—analysis of the EU’s request for information on China’s SEP cases
by Seiya S Takeuchi
2022, Volume 17, Issue 7
- 541-542 Adapt or lose: the changing face of young lawyers’ employment
by Marius Schneider - 543-544 A family of trade marks—stronger together
by John Peter Neophytou - 544-546 Sheeran succeeds in ‘Shape of You’ music copyright infringement claim
by Hayleigh Bosher - 546-548 US Supreme Court rules that unintentional mistakes of law, like mistakes of fact, may be considered under the copyright registration safe harbour provision
by Charles R Macedo & Chester Rothstein & David P Goldberg & Alice Lee - 548-550 War of the wardrobes: General Court finds registered design lacking individual character on the basis of a disclosed earlier design
by Janet Strath - 551-558 Image rights in the digital universe
by Frederick Mostert & Sheyna Cruz - 559-567 A thousand faces of the average consumer: towards a more empirically grounded approach to the infringement test?
by Yang Xiao - 568-574 Notes on the transposition in Italy of the principle of ‘appropriate and proportionate remuneration’ with reference to the film and audiovisual sector
by Elisa Vittone & Sasha Dalia Manzo - 575-585 Red soles, a marketplace and the categories of trade mark liability: Louboutin v Amazon before the CJEU
by Ansgar Ohly - 586-599 (Don’t fear) the reaper—the uneasy case for trade mark stakeholders
by Kobi Barkan - 600-600 The answers are all within
by Douglas Campbell QC
2022, Volume 17, Issue 6
- 473-474 Does size matter? The press publishers’ right and the implementation of the ‘very short extracts’ limitation
by Tito Rendas - 475-477 Nap judgment: why parties involved in parallel EPO proceedings should inform the Patents Court about scheduling issues
by Janet Strath - 478-486 Round-up of European enforcement case law 2021
by Carina Gommers & Willem Leppink & Marius Schneider - 487-490 Round-up of China trade mark law and practice in 2021
by Michele Ferrante - 491-502 Round-up of IP decisions and legislative reforms in Africa 2021
by Chijioke Okorie & Ekene Chuks-Okeke & Marius Schneider & Nora Ho Tu Nam - 503-512 Round-up of English patent litigation 2021
by Trevor Cook - 513-525 The nature, patentability and value of patents for computer-implemented business method inventions in the UK and Canada
by Lindsey Wareham - 526-539 Consequences of the CJEU’s Bayer v Richter decision
by Winfried Tilmann
2022, Volume 17, Issue 5
- 397-398 The DSM Directive 3 years on: have we found our digital single market yet?
by Eleonora Rosati - 399-406 Scientific TDM exception and communication to the public: did Italians do it better … or at least not worse?
by Bernardo Calabrese - 407-413 Bulgaria falls into all the traps set by Article 5 of the CDSM Directive
by Ana Lazarova - 414-420 Press publishers’ right in France: a tale of Odyssean gods
by Zyad Loutfi - 421-428 The new Italian press publishers’ right: creative, fairness-oriented… and invalid?
by Caterina Sganga & Magali Contardi - 429-436 The Polish transposition of the press publishers’ right: waiting for the miracle?
by Michalina Kowala - 437-442 The Finnish transposition of Article 17 of Directive 2019/790: progress or regress?
by Samuli Melart - 443-449 The Italian implementation of Article 17 of Directive 2019/790: complaints, appeals and the new powers of AGCOM
by Simona Lavagnini - 450-456 Spanish transposition of Arts. 15 and 17 of the DSM Directive: overview of selected issues
by Miquel Peguera - 457-464 The transposition of the transparency obligation pursuant to Article 19 Directive (EU) 790/2019: an Italian perspective
by Ludovico Bossi & Jacopo Ciani Sciolla