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Dutch Supreme Court & CJEU: When do hyperlinks constitute copyright infringement? GeenStijl v. Sanoma

By Win Yan Lam on August 5, 2015
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EU mainThe Dutch Supreme Court referred to the CJEU a question as to whether it is relevant that a work that a hyperlink directs to has been placed online without the copyright owner’s consent; the decision provides further analysis of Svensson and BestWater.

Read or summary of the issues raised here.

First published in May-June issue of E-Commerce Law Reports

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