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December 7, 2021, Gowling WLG

Copyright vs. “fake news” – Deletion of user contributions from a copyright point of view

Social media platforms have long been very tolerant when it comes to dealing with so-called "fake news". They were only obliged to delete posts that either violate the rights of third parties … [Read more...] about Copyright vs. “fake news” – Deletion of user contributions from a copyright point of view

Filed Under: Intellectual Property, Uncategorized Tagged With: Copyright, copyright infringement, copyright law, German Civil Code, German Constitution, network enforcement act, social media platform, user contributions

December 7, 2021, Gowling WLG

The new Copyright Service Provider Act in Germany

Many online platforms would not exist without user generated content (UGC) or their content would be much more manageable. And it has become much more. It is an integral part of the marketing … [Read more...] about The new Copyright Service Provider Act in Germany

Filed Under: Analysis, Intellectual Property Tagged With: Copyright, Germany, Intellectual Property, Social media, User-created content (UCC), User-generated content (UGC)

December 1, 2021, David Brennan, Sushil Kuner and Saskia Smellie

Ethical implications posed by the Metaverse

This article discusses the ethical implications of the metaverse. For more information on what the metaverse is, read our recent article. In a day and age where huge corporations race to announce … [Read more...] about Ethical implications posed by the Metaverse

Filed Under: Corporate Responsibility, Intellectual Property Tagged With: Ethical, Metaverse, Social media, Tech

November 25, 2021, Seiko Hidaka

JUVE’s survey respondents favour German and French Judges for the UPC bench and Paris to replace the third central division previously held by London

We previously reported that JUVE were conducting a survey on who they wanted to serve as Judges in the UPC. Results have been published here (UPC favourites: French and German judges dominate) and … [Read more...] about JUVE’s survey respondents favour German and French Judges for the UPC bench and Paris to replace the third central division previously held by London

Filed Under: Blogs, Intellectual Property, The Unified Patents Court, Uncategorized Tagged With: Intellectual Property, Patents, unified patents court, UPC

November 25, 2021, Nick Cunningham

Opt Out your European Patents? – Pros and cons (“you put your whole self in, your whole self out….”)

Momentum is gathering towards the UPC becoming operational. So it is important for all owners of European patents, European patent applications and inventions for which patent protection may yet be … [Read more...] about Opt Out your European Patents? – Pros and cons (“you put your whole self in, your whole self out….”)

Filed Under: Intellectual Property, The Unified Patents Court Tagged With: Intellectual Property, Patents, unified patents court, UPC

Life as a secondee at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

November 24, 2021, Gowling WLG

Life as a secondee at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

As Official Legal Advisers to the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, we are proud to have a number of people on secondment with the Birmingham 2022 Organising Committee (OC), both in the legal team … [Read more...] about Life as a secondee at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

Filed Under: News, Uncategorized Tagged With: b2022, Birmingham 2022, Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Games, Legal Secondee, Legal Secondment, Secondees, Secondment, Sports Law

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