26 April 2017Copyright

Multimedia player sellers may be liable for copyright infringement, says CJEU

Sellers of multimedia players enabling films that are available illegally on the internet to be viewed for free on TV could constitute copyright infringement, Europe’s highest court ruled today.

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Multimedia player sellers may be liable for copyright infringement, says CJEU

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