دانلود کتاب The WIPO Internet Treaties at 25: A Retrospective

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Preface
Acknowledgements
About This Book
Contents
About the Author
Abbreviations
1 Overview
Bibliography
2 The Making of the Internet Treaties
2.1 Prehistory
2.1.1 TRIPS Rejuvenates Berne
2.1.2 The Digital Tsunami
2.1.3 Precocious Policy Response
2.2 The Preparatory Phase
2.2.1 WIPO Committees of Experts
2.2.2 Jinxed Database Treaty
2.3 DipCon
2.3.1 High Drama of DipCon
2.3.2 The Spectre that Haunted the Uruguay Round and DipCon: Audio-visual Performances and Services
2.3.3 Digital Agenda
2.4 Initial Reactions to the DipCon Outcomes
2.4.1 WIPO and Its Functionaries
2.4.2 Opponents of Lehman Report
2.4.3 Private Interest Groups
2.4.4 WIPO Member States
2.5 Overall Assessment
2.5.1 What Is Special About the TRIPs and Internet Treaties
Appendix: An Indian Negotiator’s Tale
Opportunity Knocks the Door
Preparations for Negotiations
The U.S. Lobbies
General Consultations, Geneva (October 1996)
Negotiations Between Organisations: Securing Negotiating Mandate
Lobbying by Interest Groups Begins
Asian Group Regional Meeting: Chiang Mai, Thailand (November 1996)
Curtain Raiser: 15 + 15 + 1 + 1 Meeting
DipCon Venue: Mega Bazaar
DipCon: Starting Trouble
Midlife Crisis: Champagne and Broken Glass
Nail Biting Climax: Reproduction Right
Indian Reaction to Negotiation Outcomes
Bibliography
3 The Making of DMCA (U.S. Implementation Legislation)
3.1 Politics of Making DMCA
3.2 Policy Negotiations and Outcome
3.2.1 Anticircumvention Provisions (S.1201)
3.2.2 Secondary Liability of Intermediaries (S.512)
3.2.3 Academic Critique of DMCA
3.3 Turn of the Tide
3.4 ‘Export’ of DMCA Provisions Through Trade Agreements
Bibliography
4 New Technologies Unleash Creative Destruction
4.1 Peer-to-Peer File Sharing Bursts on the Copyright Landscape
4.2 Legal Challenge to P2P File Sharing Service Providers
4.3 Sledgehammer to Swat a Fly: Backlash Against Copyright
4.4 New Actors Make Copyright Policy Environment More Complex
4.5 Advent of Web 2.0 Promotes Interactivity and Activism
4.6 Second Wave Legislation
4.7 Graduated Response
4.8 New Business Models: Digital Renaissance
4.9 Study of S.1201 by U.S. Copyright Office (2017)
Bibliography
5 The Making of EUCD and Its Transposition into National Laws of Member States
5.1 Objective of Harmonisation
5.2 Politics of Enacting EUCD
5.3 Harmonisation of Limitations and Exceptions
5.4 Anticircumvention Provision and Exceptions to that Provision (Article 6)
5.5 Transposition of EUCD into National Laws of Member States
Bibliography
6 The Making of Canadian Implementation Legislation
6.1 Canadian Copyright Tradition
6.2 Cautious Approach to DipCon
6.3 Legislative Process (2001–2005)
6.4 Shift in Policy Environment and Internet Activism
6.5 Deft Policy Management
6.6 Salient Features of the Implementation Act (2012)
6.7 Evaluation of the Making of the Canadian Implementation Legislation
6.8 Review of the 2012 Implementation Act (2019)
Bibliography
7 Making of the Indian Implementation Legislation
7.1 Why Delay in Enactment?
7.2 Legislative Process
7.3 Provisions Relating to Digital Agenda: Fair Use Proponents’ Dream Law
7.4 Orphan Works and Print Disabled
7.5 Policy Entrepreneurship of Javed Akhtar: Bonanza for Lyric Composers and Music Composers
Bibliography
8 The Romance of the Public Domain
8.1 Copyright Overreach
8.2 Creativity in Actuality and in Copyright Doctrine
8.3 Public Domain: Cultural Commons
8.4 Eldred Challenge to Sonny Bono Act Gives Tremendous Boost to Public Domain
8.5 Spread of the Public Domain Creed to the Heartland of Droit D’auteur
8.6 Critique of Public Domain
Bibliography
9 Social Production and Distribution of Content
9.1 Introductory
9.2 Open Source Software
9.3 Theory of Social Production
9.4 Creative Commons
9.5 Open Access Scholarly Journals, Archives and Repositories of Journals
Bibliography
10 User Generated Content and Users’ Rights
10.1 What Is User Generated Content?
10.2 Copyright and UGC: Reconceptualisation of Copyright
10.3 Users’ Rights
10.3.1 United States: From Fair Use to Users’ Rights
10.3.2 European Union: Adoption of Fair Use like Exception
10.3.3 New Interpretation of Three-Step Test
Bibliography
11 New Intermediaries and Their Regulation
11.1 Safe Harbour: A 20th Century Solution to a 21st Century Problem?
11.2 News Aggregators
11.3 European Union: Digital Single Market Directive, 2019
11.3.1 Mandatory Exceptions
11.3.2 News Aggregators and Media Monitoring Services (Article 11 of the Proposal and Article 15 of the Final Directive)
11.3.3 OCSSPs and Safe Harbour (Article 13 of the Proposal and Article 17 of the Final Directive)
11.4 Deliberations in the United States
11.4.1 Congressional Hearings
11.4.2 Report of the Study of S.512, DMCA by the Copyright Office
11.5 Internet Treaties Can Subsume Changes Needed in Safe Harbour Provisions
11.6 Other Types of Regulation
11.7 Regulation of New Intermediaries as Purveyors of Objectionable Content
11.7.1 United States
11.7.2 European Union
11.7.3 India
Appendix: Australia’s News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code
Bibliography
12 WIPO’s Policy Environment and Performance (1997–2021)
12.1 Lull Before the Storm
12.2 TRIPs Agreement: Shift in Balance of Power
12.3 Doha Declaration Spurs A2K Movement
12.4 WIPO Development Agenda
12.4.1 Implementation of Development Agenda
12.5 Revisionist Perception of the Internet Treaties
12.6 Treatymaking Stalemated
12.6.1 Broadcasting Treaty
12.6.2 A2K Treaty
12.7 Forum Shifting Again: The ACTA Fiasco
12.8 Beijing Treaty on Audiovisual Performances, 2012
12.9 Marrakesh Treaty, 2013
12.10 Happy Days Here Again?
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