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Liability of information society providers for third party content
Zichová, Tereza ; Císařová, Zuzana (referee)
The thesis deals with conditions of the emergence, extent, limitation and exclusion of the responsibility of the hosting type information society providers (ISP) for the foreign content, within the context of the communication to the public of the copyrighted work. The relevant provisions of national law are specified and critically analysed in the thesis. The thesis focuses on the legal construct of the safe harbour and impacts on the information society providers, considering the effective laws and the case law of the courts.
Liability of information society providers for third party content
Zichová, Tereza ; Císařová, Zuzana (referee)
The thesis deals with conditions of the emergence, extent, limitation and exclusion of the responsibility of the hosting type information society providers (ISP) for the foreign content, within the context of the communication to the public of the copyrighted work. The relevant provisions of national law are specified and critically analysed in the thesis. The thesis focuses on the legal construct of the safe harbour and impacts on the information society providers, considering the effective laws and the case law of the courts.
Communication to the public of broadcast works by radio or television receivers as an economic right in copyright and the exception thereto in favour of health establishments
Věžníková, Petra ; Boháček, Martin (advisor) ; Votava, Tomáš (referee)
The intellectual property concept of 'communication to the public of the broadcast works by radio or television receivers' in Article 23 of the Czech copyright act is a current issue especially in a relation to the exception to this right in favour of health establishments that has been called in a question in front of both Czech courts and CJEU. The most important criteria of communication to the public -- laid down by CJEU -- suggest that the concept should be interpreted broadly, covering all transmissions, regardless of the means used and the nature of the place for the communication. A public refers to an indeterminate but fairly high number of people who constitute so called new public. In order to fall within the scope of a lawful exception the criteria of the so called 'three-step test' must be met as well as the formal criteria stated in the abovementioned Article. The most recent cases discussed in this work dealt with the transmission of the protected works by means of television sets located in the bedrooms of the guests of spa establishments. Although it was held by CJEU that this exception does not comply with EU law, it is still part of the Czech law and Czech courts must cope with it.

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