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A Copyright Gambit

Part of the Munich Studies on Innovation and Competition Book Series (volume 11)

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-59454-4

ISBN: 978-3-662-59453-7

Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg - Springer Journals

Jul 6, 2019

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Introduction

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 1 –27

[European memory institutions are repositories of a wealth of rare documents that record public domain content. These documents are often stored in ‘dark-archives’ to which members of the public are granted limited access. Digitisation offers a means by which such public domain content can be...
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Objectives and Methodology

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 29 –37

[The goal of the study is to find a means of achieving an adequate balance between the conflicting interests of producers and users of digitised versions of rare documents that record public domain content within the EU. The study examines claims of exclusivity made in respect of digitised...
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An Overview of Business Models Currently in Use

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 39 –58

[At present, a diverse range of business models are employed for the production and distribution of digitised versions of rare documents. Based on data gathered through an empirical survey of digitisation projects, this chapter explores business models currently employed by EU memory institutions...
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Is There a Need to Preserve Exclusivity Over Digitised Versions?

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 59 –85

[This chapter posits the need for maintaining exclusivity over digitised versions of rare documents as a means of channelling private sector (for-profit) investment into the digitisation process. It explores the question whether a failure to secure adequate levels of private sector investment...
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A Conceptual Basis for Justifying the Grant of an Exclusive Right

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 87 –105

[Is it possible to identify a conceptual basis that would support the granting of an exclusive right over digitised versions within the EU legal framework? This chapter proceeds to argue that the utilitarian doctrine of intellectual property law (and the incentive theory in particular), provides...
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Adequacy and Suitability of Existing Protection Mechanisms

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 107 –119

[This chapter examines certain legal (copyright claims, contractual provisions, and DRM systems) and non-legal (trade mark law, database rights, and equitable remuneration schemes) mechanisms that are either currently being used or have the potential to be used in preserving exclusivity over...
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Can a Digitised Version Obtain Copyright Protection Within the EU?

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 121 –193

[This chapter examines the ability of a digitised version of a rare document recording public domain textual content to qualify for copyright protection within the EU legal framework. It provides a brief overview of the digitisation process, particularly focusing on the nature and extent of human...
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Why Are Related Rights the Best Mechanism?

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 195 –223

[As observed in Chap. 6, of the available mechanisms for the protection of digitised versions of rare documents, copyright law provides an established legal framework aimed at balancing the interests of copyright owners and users of copyright protected content. However, as demonstrated in Chap....
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The Proposed Model

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 225 –268

[The proposed model set out in this chapter aims to describe the key features of a legal regime for the regulation of digitised versions of rare documents within the EU. In doing so, it attempts to answer the final limb of our third research question by presenting a regulatory framework that is...
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Conclusion

Mendis, Sunimal

Pages: 269 –272

[As stated in Chap. 2, the goal of this study was to find means of achieving an adequate balance between the conflicting interests of producers and users of digitised versions of rare documents within the EU. In accordance with this goal, the study formulated a series of research questions. The...

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