The future of copyright in a digital environment : Proceedings of the royal academy colloquium

By:

Hugenholtz P Bernt

Contributor(s):

Publication details: The Hague Kluwer Law International 1996Description: 248p vISBN:

9789041102676

Subject(s):

1. Copyright & Electronic Data Processing2. Information Superhighway - Law & Legislation3. Intellectual Property Law - Copyright4. Digitisation - Impact - Copyright5. Copyright Law - Digital Technology

DDC classification:

346.048200 HUG

Contents:

Contents Copyright Being Washed Away Through the Electronic Sieve. Some Thoughts on the Impending Copyright Crisis; E.J. Dommering. The Economics of Emergent Property Rights on the Internet; E. Mackaay. Conflicts of Law in Cyberspace: International Copyright in a Digitally Networked World; P.E. Geller. Copyright Exemptions Old and New. Learning from Old Media Experiences; D.J.G. Visser. The Cable and Satellite Analogy; T. Dreier. The Copyright Approach to Copying on the Internet: (Over) Stretching the Reproduction Right? J.H. Spoor. Adapting Copyright to the Information Superhighway; P.B. Hugenholtz. Intellectual Property and the National and Global Information Infrastructures; B. Lehman. Towards a Global Solution: The Digital Agenda of The Berne Protocol and the New Instrument. The Rorschach Test of Digital Transmission; M. Ficsor. The Answer to the Machine is in the Machine; C. Clark. Collective Administration of Electronic Rights: A Realistic Option? F. Melichar. Copyright and Related Rights in the Information Society; P. Vandoren. Selling Wine Without Bottles. The Economy of Mind on the Global Net; J.P. Barlow. Putting Cars on the "Information Superhighway": Authors, Exploiters and Copyright in Cyberspace; J.C. Ginsburg. Colloquium Discussions; M. de Cock Buning, J. Haeck. The Future of Copyright in a Digital Environment Summary of Discussion; P. Goldstein.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	CIPRA Section	346.0482 HUG (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		19474

Contents
Copyright Being Washed Away Through the Electronic Sieve. Some Thoughts on the Impending Copyright Crisis;
E.J. Dommering. The Economics of Emergent Property Rights on the Internet;
E. Mackaay. Conflicts of Law in Cyberspace: International Copyright in a Digitally Networked World;
P.E. Geller. Copyright Exemptions Old and New. Learning from Old Media Experiences;
D.J.G. Visser. The Cable and Satellite Analogy;
T. Dreier. The Copyright Approach to Copying on the Internet: (Over) Stretching the Reproduction Right? J.H. Spoor. Adapting Copyright to the Information Superhighway;
P.B. Hugenholtz. Intellectual Property and the National and Global Information Infrastructures;
B. Lehman. Towards a Global Solution: The Digital Agenda of The Berne Protocol and the New Instrument. The Rorschach Test of Digital Transmission;
M. Ficsor. The Answer to the Machine is in the Machine;
C. Clark. Collective Administration of Electronic Rights: A Realistic Option? F. Melichar. Copyright and Related Rights in the Information Society;
P. Vandoren. Selling Wine Without Bottles. The Economy of Mind on the Global Net;
J.P. Barlow. Putting Cars on the "Information Superhighway": Authors, Exploiters and Copyright in Cyberspace;
J.C. Ginsburg. Colloquium Discussions;
M. de Cock Buning, J. Haeck. The Future of Copyright in a Digital Environment Summary of Discussion;
P. Goldstein.

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