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The development trends in information services related to intellectual property are driven by the innovation policies of the economically most developed countries and the European Union. Therefore, information service providers are fostering closer partnerships with the industrial sector and with various players of the innovation process. Over the past decade, support to innovation based on information services related to industrial property has gained increasing importance in the innovation policies of international intellectual property rights organisations.
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The author presents a retrospective view on the development of intellectual property law with special focus on the area of copyright and related rights under the influence of social changes since the sixties of 20th century to the present with the culmination into open questions of value concerning not only copyright, and intellectual property rights, but generally civil (private) law in its most recent European and international context.
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The auhor focuse on: 1. Relationship between philosophy and legal science with special focus on intellectual property rights. 2. Crisis of society, connection between the philosophic thinking and the intellectual creative work.
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The aim of this paper is to present a scientific view on the current state of copyright in Europe and the vital and urgent need for fundamental changes to ensure the effective operation of copyright in the future. The current continental copyright, which is largely determined by EU law, does not sufficiently reflect the needs and expectations associated with the use of copyright works in a digital environment. Thecopyright law is not respected and, ultimately, it is not only contrary to the public interest, but also to the private interests of authors and other rightholders. For these reasons, for several years there has been an ongoing discussion in professional circles on the urgent need for copyright reform and the possibilities and modalities for its implementation. The aim of such an endeavor would be to achieve flexibility of copyright, balancing of interests and the overall upgradation of copyright for the new digital world. It is in this context that this paper deals with the need for copyright reform and particularly focuses on one area of copyright – exceptions and limitations in de lege lata and de lege ferenda context including the three-step test reform (proposed inclination to the fair use doctrine). The paper presents several models that will be compared with reform efforts at the EU level. In conclusion of this paper a call to realize reform changes in order to balance the interests between authors, users and third parties with a view to promoting Internet economy and competitive environment will be presented.
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