2016
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2888040
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An EU Related Right for Press Publishers Concerning Digital Uses. A Legal Analysis

Abstract: study is based on a legal opinion for eco -Association of the Internet Industry. The views expressed herein are the sole responsibility of the author.

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“…As noted, there is significant criticism to the ancillary right for press publishers. Scholarly opinion is almost unanimous in considering the proposal to be flawed and lacking in robust economic or legal justifications (Bently et al, ; Gompel, ; Peukert, ). In addition, legislation of this type has failed in Germany and Spain (Hilty & Moscon, , pp.…”
Section: Critique and Proposalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As noted, there is significant criticism to the ancillary right for press publishers. Scholarly opinion is almost unanimous in considering the proposal to be flawed and lacking in robust economic or legal justifications (Bently et al, ; Gompel, ; Peukert, ). In addition, legislation of this type has failed in Germany and Spain (Hilty & Moscon, , pp.…”
Section: Critique and Proposalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The new right would apply inter alia to online aggregators of news that provide links to the publishers’ contents or that use snippets of said content. The provision, sometimes labeled as a “link tax” or “Google tax,” has been criticized inter alia for lacking economic justification, distorting competition, being detrimental to media pluralism, and for its otiose nature (Bently, Kretschmer, Dudenbostel, Calatrava Moreno, & Radauer, ; European Copyright Society, ; Hilty & Moscon, ; Peukert, ).…”
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confidence: 99%