Droit d'auteur en Allemagne - 🇩🇪

Marie-Avril Roux Steinkühler
Jun 23, 2021
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Photo by Claudio Schwarz | @purzlbaum on Unsplash

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The image illustrates the intersection of music, copyright law, and artificial intelligence. It features a vinyl record, a sound waveform, and a set of legal documents labeled “Sampling,” “Pastiche,” and “AI.” In the background, a courthouse and European Union stars symbolize the legal and European regulatory context. The composition suggests a discussion of AI-generated music and the legal treatment of sampling and pastiche under EU copyright law.

From a 2-second sample … to a 30-year battle over the legality of sampling

The image shows a modern desk with two brochures, ‘Séparation’ and ‘Abstraction’, linked by a chain symbol. In the background is ‘Droit des licences’ (licensing law) alongside a map of France. On the left are legal books; on the right, a pen and a notebook. The image has a factual and academic feel.

The German principles of separation and abstraction: do they also apply to licensing law?

An important signal for Member States: the ECJ has reinforced national discretion regarding ancillary copyright for press publishers.

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