Edited by Jens Schovsbo, dr.jur., PhD, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Center for Information and Innovation Law (CIIR), University of Copenhagen, Denmark

‘In this volume he edited as ATRIP’s President, Jens Schovsbo turns the analytical spotlight on a key aspect of intellectual property rights, their exploitation, often via licenses and other contractual arrangements. The book offers useful ideas to improve the balance between IP owners and users, and those in between.’

• Contents:The exploitation of intellectual property rights: An overview 1Jens Schovsbo1 Regulating online content moderation: Taking stock andmoving ahead with procedural justice and due process rights 5Orit Fischman-Afori2 Transparency of algorithmic decision-making: Limitsposed by IPRs and trade secrets 28Olga Kokoulina3 Rebalancing intellectual property rights: A reflection onAustralian IPRs, consumer and environmental rights 57Leanne Wiseman and Kanchana Kariyawasam4 Use requirements of patent laws during pandemic – ‘litmus test’? 83Manchikanti Padmavati5 Access to undisclosed know-how 112Joy Y. Xiang6 Sampling the ‘soul of music’ in a post-Pelham world: Aninterdisciplinary perspective 137Kalpana Tyagi7 Copyright reversion: Debates, data, and directions 161Joshua Yuvaraj8 Remunerating authors and performers: Are statutory faircompensation provisions sufficient? 187Irina Eidsvold-Tøien9 Limiting freedom of contract: Next step for copyright treaties? 216David Felipe Alvarez-Amezquita and Florelia Vallejo-TrujilloIndex

Edited by Jens Schovsbo, dr.jur., PhD, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Center for Information and Innovation Law (CIIR), University of Copenhagen, Denmark

‘In this volume he edited as ATRIP’s President, Jens Schovsbo turns the analytical spotlight on a key aspect of intellectual property rights, their exploitation, often via licenses and other contractual arrangements. The book offers useful ideas to improve the balance between IP owners and users, and those in between.’

• Contents:The exploitation of intellectual property rights: An overview 1Jens Schovsbo1 Regulating online content moderation: Taking stock andmoving ahead with procedural justice and due process rights 5Orit Fischman-Afori2 Transparency of algorithmic decision-making: Limitsposed by IPRs and trade secrets 28Olga Kokoulina3 Rebalancing intellectual property rights: A reflection onAustralian IPRs, consumer and environmental rights 57Leanne Wiseman and Kanchana Kariyawasam4 Use requirements of patent laws during pandemic – ‘litmus test’? 83Manchikanti Padmavati5 Access to undisclosed know-how 112Joy Y. Xiang6 Sampling the ‘soul of music’ in a post-Pelham world: Aninterdisciplinary perspective 137Kalpana Tyagi7 Copyright reversion: Debates, data, and directions 161Joshua Yuvaraj8 Remunerating authors and performers: Are statutory faircompensation provisions sufficient? 187Irina Eidsvold-Tøien9 Limiting freedom of contract: Next step for copyright treaties? 216David Felipe Alvarez-Amezquita and Florelia Vallejo-TrujilloIndex

Edited by Jens Schovsbo, dr.jur., PhD, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Center for Information and Innovation Law (CIIR), University of Copenhagen, Denmark

‘In this volume he edited as ATRIP’s President, Jens Schovsbo turns the analytical spotlight on a key aspect of intellectual property rights, their exploitation, often via licenses and other contractual arrangements. The book offers useful ideas to improve the balance between IP owners and users, and those in between.’

• Contents:The exploitation of intellectual property rights: An overview 1Jens Schovsbo1 Regulating online content moderation: Taking stock andmoving ahead with procedural justice and due process rights 5Orit Fischman-Afori2 Transparency of algorithmic decision-making: Limitsposed by IPRs and trade secrets 28Olga Kokoulina3 Rebalancing intellectual property rights: A reflection onAustralian IPRs, consumer and environmental rights 57Leanne Wiseman and Kanchana Kariyawasam4 Use requirements of patent laws during pandemic – ‘litmus test’? 83Manchikanti Padmavati5 Access to undisclosed know-how 112Joy Y. Xiang6 Sampling the ‘soul of music’ in a post-Pelham world: Aninterdisciplinary perspective 137Kalpana Tyagi7 Copyright reversion: Debates, data, and directions 161Joshua Yuvaraj8 Remunerating authors and performers: Are statutory faircompensation provisions sufficient? 187Irina Eidsvold-Tøien9 Limiting freedom of contract: Next step for copyright treaties? 216David Felipe Alvarez-Amezquita and Florelia Vallejo-TrujilloIndex