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Intervention or mere provision of physical facilities? Has the ECJ clarified the distinction?

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Intervention or mere provision of physical facilities? Has the ECJ clarified the distinction? / Perry, Thomas; Hyland, Mark.
Yn: European Intellectual Property Review, Cyfrol 43, Rhif 3, 01.03.2020, t. 207-209.

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Perry, T & Hyland, M 2020, 'Intervention or mere provision of physical facilities? Has the ECJ clarified the distinction?', European Intellectual Property Review, cyfrol. 43, rhif 3, tt. 207-209.

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Perry, T., & Hyland, M. (2020). Intervention or mere provision of physical facilities? Has the ECJ clarified the distinction? European Intellectual Property Review, 43(3), 207-209.

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Perry T, Hyland M. 2020. Intervention or mere provision of physical facilities? Has the ECJ clarified the distinction?. European Intellectual Property Review. 43(3):207-209.

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Perry, Thomas a Mark Hyland. "Intervention or mere provision of physical facilities? Has the ECJ clarified the distinction?". European Intellectual Property Review. 2020, 43(3). 207-209.

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Perry, Thomas ; Hyland, Mark. / Intervention or mere provision of physical facilities? Has the ECJ clarified the distinction?. Yn: European Intellectual Property Review. 2020 ; Cyfrol 43, Rhif 3. tt. 207-209.

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TY - JOUR

T1 - Intervention or mere provision of physical facilities? Has the ECJ clarified the distinction?

AU - Perry, Thomas

AU - Hyland, Mark

PY - 2020/3/1

Y1 - 2020/3/1

N2 - Discusses Foreningen Svenska Tonsattares Internationella Musikbyra upa (Stim) v Fleetmanager Sweden AB (C-753/18) (ECJ) on whether short-term hire of vehicles with radio receivers to private clients constituted a "communication to the public" under Directive 2001/29 art.3(1) and Directive 2006/115 art.8. Notes the distinction between a user's act of intervention and the mere provision of physical facilities, and considers the case's implications

AB - Discusses Foreningen Svenska Tonsattares Internationella Musikbyra upa (Stim) v Fleetmanager Sweden AB (C-753/18) (ECJ) on whether short-term hire of vehicles with radio receivers to private clients constituted a "communication to the public" under Directive 2001/29 art.3(1) and Directive 2006/115 art.8. Notes the distinction between a user's act of intervention and the mere provision of physical facilities, and considers the case's implications

M3 - Article

VL - 43

SP - 207

EP - 209

JO - European Intellectual Property Review

JF - European Intellectual Property Review

SN - 0142-0461

IS - 3

ER -