To what degree does the EU’s E-Commerce Directive 2000/31 cover online libel, defamation and injurious falsehood?
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Case C-351/12, OSA – EU copyright law checks in for a long stay at a health spa
For the purposes of the EU’s InfoSoc Directive 2001/29, are the televisions and radios found in Czech health spas communicating copyright-protected works to the public?
Continue readingCase C-574/12, Centro Hospitalar de Setúbal and SUCH – Teckaling similar control for the ‘in-house’ exception to EU procurement law
EU public procurement law regulates the awarding of lucrative contracts offered by public bodies. A decade ago, the CJEU created an exception to EU procurement law for ‘in-house’ procurement. As formulated in Case C-107/98, Teckal the scope of the exception was rather vague, however. The CJEU has recently been refining the scope of the exception. In this reference, the issue is whether the exception applies when the contractee is an organisation whose members include private charitable institutions.
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