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| + | The Swedish Copyright Legislation as amended up to July 1, 2005: [http://www.sweden.gov.se/content/1/c6/05/42/00/8f85f6fa.pdf ACT ON COPYRIGHT IN LITERARY AND ARTISTIC WORKS Act of 1960:729 of December 30, 1960] | ||
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14 Aug: A Swedish court has ruled [http://www.internationallawoffice.com/newsletters/Detail.aspx?r=12935] that the "temporary copy" exception to the EUCD's reproduction right does not cover the scanning and indexing of a newspaper article by a search engine. The district and appeal courts held that the scanned copies were the subject of the search and not an integrated part of a technical process. The scanning was also initiated by a person and was hence not automatic. | 14 Aug: A Swedish court has ruled [http://www.internationallawoffice.com/newsletters/Detail.aspx?r=12935] that the "temporary copy" exception to the EUCD's reproduction right does not cover the scanning and indexing of a newspaper article by a search engine. The district and appeal courts held that the scanned copies were the subject of the search and not an integrated part of a technical process. The scanning was also initiated by a person and was hence not automatic. | ||
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The Swedish Copyright Legislation as amended up to July 1, 2005: ACT ON COPYRIGHT IN LITERARY AND ARTISTIC WORKS Act of 1960:729 of December 30, 1960
14 Aug: A Swedish court has ruled [1] that the "temporary copy" exception to the EUCD's reproduction right does not cover the scanning and indexing of a newspaper article by a search engine. The district and appeal courts held that the scanned copies were the subject of the search and not an integrated part of a technical process. The scanning was also initiated by a person and was hence not automatic.
