10 November 2016Copyright

E-books can be lent in same way as traditional books, says CJEU

The lending of an electronic book (e-book) can be treated in the same way as that of a traditional book under certain conditions, Europe’s highest court said today.

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E-books can be lent in same way as traditional books, says CJEU

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