Copyright Law and Streaming

Séverine Dusollier is Professor of Intellectual Property at Sciences Po Law School and a Senior Member of the Institut Universitaire de France. Her publications and research study copyright, digital technologies and practices of creation from a critical perspective.

• Legal Perspectives on the Streaming Economy – a Comparative ReportSéverine DusollierQuestions Juridiques de L’economie du Streaming – Droit CompareSéverine DusollierThe Harmonized Law of Streaming in the EU – a Copyright and Related Rights PerspectiveMartin SenftlebenLe Streaming À La Belge : Vers une Protection Renforcée des Auteurs Et Artistes-Interprètes ?Julien CabayCopyright and Streaming in the Republic of CroatiaRomana Matanovac VučkovićCopyright and Streaming in the Czech RepublicPavel Koukal and Matěj MyškaCopyright and Streaming in DenmarkThomas RiisLe Streaming en Droit FrançaisValérie-Laure BenabouCopyright and Streaming in GermanyDr. Christina MöllnitzCopyright and Streaming in Hungarian Copyright LawPéter Mezei and Barna Arnold KeserűCopyright and Streaming in ItalyMargherita ColangeloCopyright and Streaming in PolandBeata Giesen and Kamil PabianThe Regulation of Streaming Platforms in Portugal: a Copyright Study With a Touch of Media LawTito RendasCopyright and Streaming in SpainMiquel Peguera and Vanesa Jiménez-SerraníaCopyright and Streaming – a UK PerspectiveHayleigh BosherCopyright and Streaming in TurkeyGül Okutan Nilsson, Eda Çataklar and Zeynep Ülkü KahveciStreaming, Copyright and Creators: a Canadian PerspectiveGraham ReynoldsCopyright and Streaming in the United StatesIrene CalboliThe Streaming Economy: a Brazilian PerspectiveSérgio BrancoDroit D’auteur et Streaming au Burkina FasoTonssira Myriam SanouCopyright and Streaming in AustraliaJacob Flynn and Rebecca GiblinCopyright and Streaming in New ZealandCody Rei-Anderson and Susy FrankelCopyright and Streaming in JapanTetsuya ImamuraCopyright and Streaming in VietnamNguyen Phuong ThaoIndex