Showing posts with label moral rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moral rights. Show all posts

moral rights

Explain that to me, ‘despacito’ –step by step-

This week we open it up with a Guest Post from David Felipe Alvarez Amezquita, a Colombian lawyer currently working on his PhD at University...

Graffiti work - more than creativiy

Copyright Beyond Law - Regulating Creativity in the Graffiti Subculture is the title of a new IP book ready for your Christmas Stockings. T...

Red card for Mexican composer: passion for football

From Mexico and Spain we read a debate about a potential case of copyright infringement. The Mexican football club ‘Club America’ has releas...

A Presidential candidate that finished in a copyright infringement battle - welcome to Peru

Back in February 2016 the blog  reported about a suspected plagiarism case (s) blaming Mr César Acuña Peralta who was running at the time f...

Cut & Paste: plagiarism in the faith

Reading one of the main Peruvian newspaper ‘El Comercio’ I became aware of a debate among religious, academics, newspapers, blogs and the l...

Chile: lights, camera, action

On May 7 th the Chamber of Deputies of Chile open a debate regarding an initiative presented by the Executive, which seeks to modify Law 20...