31 July 2018Copyright

More clarity needed after German WiFi copyright ruling: lawyers

German lawyers have told WIPR that more clarity is needed after the Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof) ruled that WiFi operators are not liable for copyright infringement committed on their network.

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More clarity needed after German WiFi copyright ruling: lawyers

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