Me and my colleague, István Harkai, have the privilege to participate in the ambitious H2020 “reCreating Europe” project. The project will last for 3 years (2020-2022), and it aims to focus on the pre- and post-CDSM landscape of (digital) copyright law of the European Union.
Simultaneously with other book review from the end of 2019, I completed another piece on Hannibal Travis’ Copyright Class Struggle – Creative Economies in a Social Media Age. This was a highly interesting book – and it is available on the website of the JIPLP.
I had the privilege to review Brigitte Lindner’s and Ted Shapiro’s edited volume (Copyright in the Information Society – A Guide to National Implementation of the European Directive). My review is going to be published by the JIPLP soon.
On behalf of the organizers, I am happy to announce that the Institute of Comparative Law and Legal Theory (University of Szeged, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences) will host the 5th annual Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights in Szeged (WIPS) on May 4-5, 2020
Back in 2018, Maurizio Borghi contacted me – following a great ATRIP conference – whether I want to contribute to a study on illegal IPTV services. Of course, my national report is just a tiny piece o the cake, and all respocet is due to
With the coordinator (and the huge efforst of!) University Sant’ Anna in Pisa (and especially Caterina Sganga!) a consortium of wonderful colleagues from awesome universities has won a tender to do research on digital copyright matters.