molto. grazie mille. m.c. In data venerdì 19 novembre 2010 18:33:48, Giovanni Battista Gallus ha scritto:
Carissimi, Vi segnalo un'interessante decisione in punto di giurisdizione della High Court (Chancery division).
OUT-LAW News, 18/11/2010
A company is responsible for 'making available' internet-hosted material in the country where its host server is based, not in the country where the material is read or used, the High Court has said.
The Court ruled that the law should be applied to material hosted on the internet in the same way that it applies to satellite television, meaning that the jurisdiction covering infringing material is that of the country from where the material was broadcast.
The Scottish and English football leagues and Football Dataco claimed that Sportradar of Switzerland and its German subsidiary infringed their copyrights and database rights when it published live football data on the internet for use by betting companies.
Sportradar said that the English courts did not have jurisdiction to hear a case based on the database rights question because it had not 'made available' any content in the UK.
The Court agreed, saying that the making available takes place where the server is, even if the use of material takes place somewhere else.
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La decisione integrale è reperibile su http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2010/2911.html
Un saluto
Giovanni Battista Gallus
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