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The current development of copyright law in the digital environment with the emphasis on the legislation of the EU
Tuček, Jakub ; Holcová, Irena (advisor) ; Křesťanová, Veronika (referee)
The current development of copyright law in the digital environment with the emphasis on the legislation of the EU Abstract This rigorous thesis follows up on the thesis from 2018 titled "Internet and Copyright", which generally dealt with the scope of copyright law in the internet environment and was concluded by a basic presentation of the forthcoming copyright reform in the Digital Single Market in the European Union. The goal of this thesis is therefore to reflect and analyze not only the result of this reform, which was completed in the meantime at the EU level and moved to the implementation phase at the level of the member states, but also other related developments that have taken place in the field of copyright in recent years, with relevance for the digital environment and information society in general. The thesis is systematically divided into two parts. The first, more general part creates the theoretical and legal basis of the thesis, in which the following interpretation is embedded. The first chapter thus briefly presents the basic theoretical-legal basis for copyright and the justification for its existence and offers an overview of its main legal sources relevant to the digital environment at three levels: international, EU and Czech. The second chapter deals with the general relationship...
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Internet and copyright
Tuček, Jakub ; Holcová, Irena (advisor) ; Křesťanová, Veronika (referee)
The thesis titled "Internet and Copyright" focuses on the effects of copyright in the Internet environment and challenges that the Internet represents for traditional copyright. The main purpose of this thesis is to define the most frequent ways of use of author's works and exercise of copyright on the Internet and to analyse the current Czech and European legislation, to what extent it is applicable to and suitable for common situations in the Internet environment and what are the weaknesses of the legislation. The first two chapters serve as the introduction to the issue. While the first chapter is devoted to the Internet phenomenon in respect of its definition, legal regulation, significance at the present time and current issues related to its use, the second chapter includes some basic knowledge of copyright that is essential to understand for the purposes of further text of the thesis - in particular the definition of the author's work, the system of exceptions and limitations of copyright and the most important international and EU copyright laws. The third chapter could be considered the essential part of the thesis. This chapter first presents what forms of works we can find on the Internet, underlining the fact that the Internet as a whole is primarily composed of results of creative...
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