Never Too and cheaper options Late: In case you missed the IPKat last week #Nevertoolate

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Clinical Trial Data, Motivated Intruders and Freedom of Information

Is anonymised clinical trial data exempt from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act? This was the question facing the UK Information Tribunal recently in Queen Mary University of London v (1) The Information Commissioner and (2) Alem Matthees. Katfriend Eibhlin Vardy (Stephenson Harwood) dissects the case.

Parody and free use in Germany: Federal Court of Justice decides first parody case after Deckmyn

When the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) back in 2014 issued its decision in Deckmyn, C-201/13, it clarified the meaning of 'parody' but also raised further questions. Now, after exactly 2 years, the German Federal Court of Justice has decided its first post-Deckmyn case, as Katfriend Rike Maier (Humboldt University of Berlin) explains.

Donut maker gored by University of Texas over a fan favourite pastry

Donut Taco Palace in Austin, Texas, is famous for their ‘Longhorns donuts’. These donuts are modelled after the Hook ‘em Horns hand gesture which is made in support of the University of Texas’ Longhorns American football team. These donuts of allegiance satisfied the sweet tooth of many Longhorns fans until last month, when the University of Texas became aware of the situation. They sent a cease and desist letter to the owner of the shop citing trademark infringement. Emma Perot reporting.

SUPER-BREAKING: (Liberal) CJEU says that linking to unauthorised content is NOT a communication to the public unless one seeks financial gain and has knowledge of illegality

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