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The CJEU Anne Frank judgment and its broader implications (including for the internet and, obviously, AI too)

2026年7月19日 · copyright,communication to the public,Anne Frank,artificial intelligence
A few days ago, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued its judgment in Anne...

Grand Chamber rules that platform's algorithmic control may remove safe harbour availability

2026年6月22日 · safe harbours,intermediary liability,general monitoring,WebGroup,Coyote
Last week, the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued its...

EUIPO receives first sound mark application to protect against digital replicas and deepfakes

2026年5月17日 · trade marks,AI,Giusy Ferreri,deepfakes,digital replicas
After Matthew McConaughey and Taylor Swift in the USA and a number of other applications before...

Italian transposition of press publishers’ right may be compatible with EU law, though with caveats, says Grand Chamber

2026年5月12日 · copyright,Italy,press publishers' right,CJEU,DSM Directive
Today, the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued its long...

CJEU delivers pastiche-style judgment on … pastiche

2026年4月14日 · copyright,pastiche,Pelham II,exceptions
Today, the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued its judgment...

AG Emiliou advises CJEU to rule that OCSSPs' authorization under Article 17 of the DSM Directive extends to acts of reproduction

2026年3月27日 · reproduction,OCSSPs,Article 17 DSMD,copyright
Article 17(1) of the DSM Directive is premised on the idea that certain user-uploaded (UUC)...

CJEU rules that derivative works enjoy copyright protection if they are … original

2026年3月22日 · copyright,derivative works,originality
Article 2(3) of the Berne Convention mandates the copyright protection of derivative works like ...

How Anne Frank will (also) have a say on copyright enforcement in the age of AI

2026年2月1日 · copyright,Anne Frank,accessibility,targeting,artificial intelligence
Earlier this week, The IPKat reported on the Opinion of Advocate General (AG) Rantos in Anne...

EUIPO Grand Board refuses registration of ‘GEORGE ORWELL’ as a trade mark for inter alia books

2025年12月26日 · trade marks,names,George Orwell
Can you register, as a trade mark, the name of an author, including an author – like George...

CJEU broadly follows AG and recognizability approach in Mio/konektra judgment

2025年12月5日 · copyright,works of applied art,originality,infringement,Mio konektra
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has finally delivered its long-awaited judgment...

TDM exceptions (not just the three-step test) don’t allow all unlicensed AI development

2025年10月13日 · copyright,artificial intelligence,text and data mining,AI training,three-step test
As autumn settles in and leaves begin to fall, one thing stays firmly in place: the judicial,...

New paper (and webinar) - The future of the movie industry in the wake of generative AI: A perspective under EU and UK copyright law

2025年9月28日 · copyright,AI,artificial intelligence,movie industry
Like all sectors, the movie industry has been both affected by and exploring potential uses of...

The upcoming Mio/konektra judgment: What the CJEU should decide regarding the copyright infringement test

2025年9月18日 · copyright,Mio,konektra,infringement test,originality
Back in the spring, The IPKat reported on the then fresh Opinion of Advocate General (AG) Szpunar...

Can trade mark law help protect one’s privacy (and stop the spread of embarrassing WhatsApp audio messages)?

2025年8月13日 · privacy,trade marks,Raoul Bova,distinctiveness,occhi spaccanti
The use – and abuse – of IP rights to achieve objectives other than protecting what those rights...

Copyright exceptions and fair use defences for AI training done for “research” and “learning”: A new academic study

2025年7月29日 · copyright,artificial intelligence,AI training,exceptions,research
“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must...

AG Spielmann advises CJEU to rule that a derivative work may be original and protection could also stem from efforts to reconstruct missing parts in someone else’s work

2025年6月26日 · copyright,derivative works,originality
International copyright law (Article 2(3) of the Berne Convention) mandates the protection of “[t...

AG Emiliou advises CJEU on pastiche (while adopting very critical stance on EU copyright system as a whole and past CJEU case law too)

2025年6月18日 · copyright,pastiche,Pelham,sampling
What does 'pastiche' mean? A question like this, raised a few years ago, would probably have...

CJEU receives first referral on chatbots and copyright

2025年5月26日 · copyright,AI,chatbots,Like Company v Google
Over the weekend, reports circulated that the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has...

Of tables and other furniture: AG Szpunar advises CJEU on originality (but also proposes adoption of recognizability test for infringement)

2025年5月8日 · copyright,originality,Mio,konektra,designs
Is it true that originality is the only thing that matters in copyright law, including for works...

AG Campos advises CJEU to rule that joint ownership of copyright remains within the remit of national law, not EU law. But is that (still) right?

2025年4月13日 · copyright,joint ownership,joint authorship,Chabrol C-182-24
Joint ownership of IP rights: is it an area governed by national or rather EU law? More...
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