Limitations and exceptions in copyright law across the Taiwan Strait
Copyright, like any form of intellectual property (IP), is subject to exceptions and limitations, and the interpretation and application of which are highly uncertain owing to changing technical and business environments. In addition, provisions on exceptions and limitations are either vague or cons...
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2021
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| Summary: | Copyright, like any form of intellectual property (IP), is subject to exceptions and limitations, and the interpretation and application of which are highly uncertain owing to changing technical and business environments. In addition, provisions on exceptions and limitations are either vague or constantly in flux, particularly in civil law jurisdictions, where frequent revisions by legislatures take place to keep abreast of evolving needs in balancing the interests of copyright owners, copyright industry, users of copyrighted works, and the general public. |
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