News and Research articles on Copyright law

Blockchain-based NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are uniquely identifiable digital representations of physical or digital items.

KEYWORDS: Non-fungible tokens, Blockchain, Copyright law

Artworks in the public space are not in the public domain: an apparent lightweight topic is polarising European copyright lobbyists.

KEYWORDS: Public domain, Public art, Freedom of panorama, Public space, Text-mining, Copyright law, Lobbying

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