Edited by Paul Torremans, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, School of Law, University of Nottingham, UK

'Copyright is a highly specialized area of law, but impacts so many issues. So much that even those working with it full time cannot follow all developments in the field closely. This excellent resource brings the reader up-to-date regarding the state of art, and each chapter adds analytical depth and insight. Everybody with an interest in copyright will be enlightened and inspired by this rich selection of contributions on topical issues.'--Jørgen Blomqvist, University of Copenhagen, Denmark'Under the expert guidance of Paul Torremans, leading international scholars offer a fascinating overview of what is happening in today's copyright world. The book feels like a springtime walk in the park of copyright, revealing blossoms of fresh insights and outbursts of new colourful touches everywhere.'--Frank Gotzen, Emeritus Professor, KU Leuven and President ALAIAcclaim for first edition:'[T]his book provides an interesting insight into many aspects of copyright law. It is a useful resource not only for those whose core practice is copyright but also those involved in industries reliant on copyright.'--New Zealand Law Journal

• Contents:Introduction1. Walking the Copyright TightropeYsolde Gendreau2. Copyright History as Book History: The Law in Multidisciplinary ContextMyra J. Tawfik3. Originality under EU Copyright LawIrini A. Stamatoudi4. When the Court of Justice of the European Union Sets about defining Exclusive Rights: Copyright quo vadis?Paul Torremans5. The Right of “Communication to the Public” in the European UnionFabienne Brison and Sari Depreeuw6. The WIPO Right of Making AvailableGaetano Dimita7. Enforcing the EU Right of Communication to the Public in Cases of Ubiquitous Infringement Justin Koo8. Invitation for a ‘Europeanification’ of Moral Rights Marie-Christine Janssens 9. Does Only Compulsory Collective Management Guarantee that an Author Actually Receives his Resale Right? Hendrik Vanhees10. The Remuneration of Authors and Performers in Copyright Contract LawAgnès Lucas-Schloetter11. Sampling of Sound Recordings in the United States and Germany: Revival of a Discussion on Musical CreativityBernd Justin Jütte12. The Borderless Online User – Carving up the Market for Online and Streaming Services Thomas Riis and Jens Schovsbo 13. Private Copying Exception and Payment of Fair Compensation. EU Case-lawGemma Minero14. Who owns the rights to works created within Universities and public research organizations: A Spanish case studyPilar Cámara Águila15. Who owns the orphans? Property in digital cultural heritage assetsUma Suthersanen16. Copyright in works reproduced and published online by search enginesErnesto Rengifo17. Collective management and exclusive rights, friends or foes?Sylvie Nérisson18. Copyright and Related Rights: Outlining a Case for a European Morality / Public Policy ExclusionJustine Pila19. Copyright, Contemporary Intangible Cultural Heritage and Freedom of Expression: mapping the terrainCharlotte Waelde20. Albanian Copyright Law and Compliance with EU LegislationBlerina Mullisi21. Copyright Infringement in Vietnam: Recognising the Reasons and Suggesting Some SolutionsNguyen Ho Bich Hang22. Can Copyright Law Be Transplanted? Vietnam’s Experiences with Droit D’Auteur, 1864 – 1975Tran Kien23. Copyright Jurisdiction under EU Private International Law Paul TorremansIndex

Edited by Paul Torremans, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, School of Law, University of Nottingham, UK

'Copyright is a highly specialized area of law, but impacts so many issues. So much that even those working with it full time cannot follow all developments in the field closely. This excellent resource brings the reader up-to-date regarding the state of art, and each chapter adds analytical depth and insight. Everybody with an interest in copyright will be enlightened and inspired by this rich selection of contributions on topical issues.'--Jørgen Blomqvist, University of Copenhagen, Denmark'Under the expert guidance of Paul Torremans, leading international scholars offer a fascinating overview of what is happening in today's copyright world. The book feels like a springtime walk in the park of copyright, revealing blossoms of fresh insights and outbursts of new colourful touches everywhere.'--Frank Gotzen, Emeritus Professor, KU Leuven and President ALAIAcclaim for first edition:'[T]his book provides an interesting insight into many aspects of copyright law. It is a useful resource not only for those whose core practice is copyright but also those involved in industries reliant on copyright.'--New Zealand Law Journal

• Contents:Introduction1. Walking the Copyright TightropeYsolde Gendreau2. Copyright History as Book History: The Law in Multidisciplinary ContextMyra J. Tawfik3. Originality under EU Copyright LawIrini A. Stamatoudi4. When the Court of Justice of the European Union Sets about defining Exclusive Rights: Copyright quo vadis?Paul Torremans5. The Right of “Communication to the Public” in the European UnionFabienne Brison and Sari Depreeuw6. The WIPO Right of Making AvailableGaetano Dimita7. Enforcing the EU Right of Communication to the Public in Cases of Ubiquitous Infringement Justin Koo8. Invitation for a ‘Europeanification’ of Moral Rights Marie-Christine Janssens 9. Does Only Compulsory Collective Management Guarantee that an Author Actually Receives his Resale Right? Hendrik Vanhees10. The Remuneration of Authors and Performers in Copyright Contract LawAgnès Lucas-Schloetter11. Sampling of Sound Recordings in the United States and Germany: Revival of a Discussion on Musical CreativityBernd Justin Jütte12. The Borderless Online User – Carving up the Market for Online and Streaming Services Thomas Riis and Jens Schovsbo 13. Private Copying Exception and Payment of Fair Compensation. EU Case-lawGemma Minero14. Who owns the rights to works created within Universities and public research organizations: A Spanish case studyPilar Cámara Águila15. Who owns the orphans? Property in digital cultural heritage assetsUma Suthersanen16. Copyright in works reproduced and published online by search enginesErnesto Rengifo17. Collective management and exclusive rights, friends or foes?Sylvie Nérisson18. Copyright and Related Rights: Outlining a Case for a European Morality / Public Policy ExclusionJustine Pila19. Copyright, Contemporary Intangible Cultural Heritage and Freedom of Expression: mapping the terrainCharlotte Waelde20. Albanian Copyright Law and Compliance with EU LegislationBlerina Mullisi21. Copyright Infringement in Vietnam: Recognising the Reasons and Suggesting Some SolutionsNguyen Ho Bich Hang22. Can Copyright Law Be Transplanted? Vietnam’s Experiences with Droit D’Auteur, 1864 – 1975Tran Kien23. Copyright Jurisdiction under EU Private International Law Paul TorremansIndex

Edited by Paul Torremans, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, School of Law, University of Nottingham, UK

'Copyright is a highly specialized area of law, but impacts so many issues. So much that even those working with it full time cannot follow all developments in the field closely. This excellent resource brings the reader up-to-date regarding the state of art, and each chapter adds analytical depth and insight. Everybody with an interest in copyright will be enlightened and inspired by this rich selection of contributions on topical issues.'--Jørgen Blomqvist, University of Copenhagen, Denmark'Under the expert guidance of Paul Torremans, leading international scholars offer a fascinating overview of what is happening in today's copyright world. The book feels like a springtime walk in the park of copyright, revealing blossoms of fresh insights and outbursts of new colourful touches everywhere.'--Frank Gotzen, Emeritus Professor, KU Leuven and President ALAIAcclaim for first edition:'[T]his book provides an interesting insight into many aspects of copyright law. It is a useful resource not only for those whose core practice is copyright but also those involved in industries reliant on copyright.'--New Zealand Law Journal

• Contents:Introduction1. Walking the Copyright TightropeYsolde Gendreau2. Copyright History as Book History: The Law in Multidisciplinary ContextMyra J. Tawfik3. Originality under EU Copyright LawIrini A. Stamatoudi4. When the Court of Justice of the European Union Sets about defining Exclusive Rights: Copyright quo vadis?Paul Torremans5. The Right of “Communication to the Public” in the European UnionFabienne Brison and Sari Depreeuw6. The WIPO Right of Making AvailableGaetano Dimita7. Enforcing the EU Right of Communication to the Public in Cases of Ubiquitous Infringement Justin Koo8. Invitation for a ‘Europeanification’ of Moral Rights Marie-Christine Janssens 9. Does Only Compulsory Collective Management Guarantee that an Author Actually Receives his Resale Right? Hendrik Vanhees10. The Remuneration of Authors and Performers in Copyright Contract LawAgnès Lucas-Schloetter11. Sampling of Sound Recordings in the United States and Germany: Revival of a Discussion on Musical CreativityBernd Justin Jütte12. The Borderless Online User – Carving up the Market for Online and Streaming Services Thomas Riis and Jens Schovsbo 13. Private Copying Exception and Payment of Fair Compensation. EU Case-lawGemma Minero14. Who owns the rights to works created within Universities and public research organizations: A Spanish case studyPilar Cámara Águila15. Who owns the orphans? Property in digital cultural heritage assetsUma Suthersanen16. Copyright in works reproduced and published online by search enginesErnesto Rengifo17. Collective management and exclusive rights, friends or foes?Sylvie Nérisson18. Copyright and Related Rights: Outlining a Case for a European Morality / Public Policy ExclusionJustine Pila19. Copyright, Contemporary Intangible Cultural Heritage and Freedom of Expression: mapping the terrainCharlotte Waelde20. Albanian Copyright Law and Compliance with EU LegislationBlerina Mullisi21. Copyright Infringement in Vietnam: Recognising the Reasons and Suggesting Some SolutionsNguyen Ho Bich Hang22. Can Copyright Law Be Transplanted? Vietnam’s Experiences with Droit D’Auteur, 1864 – 1975Tran Kien23. Copyright Jurisdiction under EU Private International Law Paul TorremansIndex