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The Software Interface Between Copyright and Competition LawPDF|Epub|txt|kindle电子书版本网盘下载
- Van Rooijen 著
- 出版社： Aspen Publications
- ISBN：9789041131935;9041131930
- 出版时间：2010
- 标注页数：294页
- 文件大小：14MB
- 文件页数：306页
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图书目录
Chapter 1 Introduction1
1.1. Background and Objective2
1.2. Problem Definition3
1.3. Outline and Methodology3
1.4. Scope5
Chapter 2 Interfaces and Interoperability in Context7
2.1. Software, Interfaces and Interoperability8
2.1.1. Interoperability and Interdependency8
2.1.2. Technology and Terminology11
a. Software11
b. Interoperability13
2.2. Effects of Interoperability21
2.2.1. Interfaces and Interoperability21
2.2.2. Horizontal Effects of Interoperability22
a. Interoperability and Network Effects22
b. Types of Network Effects25
c. Standardization and Variety27
d. Competition, Innovation and Market Power31
2.2.3. Vertical Effects of Interoperability37
a. Systems or Components Innovation37
b. Controlling Secondary Markets39
2.2.4. Openness Versus Control of Interfaces43
2.3. Flexibility Versus Certainty46
2.4. Conclusion47
Chapter 3 Copyright Law51
3.1. Copyright and Control of Interface Information52
3.1.1. Use53
a. Copyright Protection of Functional Expression53
b. Copyright and Standardization61
3.1.2. Access67
a. Object Code and Source Code67
b. Reverse Engineering and Reproduction68
c. Copyright as an Exclusive Right71
3.1.3. Conclusion72
3.2. Interoperability Under the Software Directive73
3.2.1. Use74
a. Idea/Expression74
b. Originality78
c. Conclusion80
3.2.2 Access81
a. Two Forms of Reverse Engineering82
b. Reverse Engineering and Negotiations84
c. Systematic Difficulties86
d. Current Challenges89
3.3. Conclusion91
Chapter 4 Competition Law95
4.1. Competition Law and the Software Directive96
4.1.1. EU Law Perspective97
4.1.2. Economic Perspective99
a. Substantive: Complementary Goals99
b. Instrumental: ex-ante versus ex-post103
c. Resolving Tensions108
d. Application to Control Over Standards and Interface Specifications113
4.1.3. Conclusion117
4.2. Refusals to Supply Interface Information119
4.2.1. Competition Law and Control of Interface Information119
a. European Competition Law and Essential Facilities120
b. Criticism of the Essential Facilities Doctrine122
c. Concretization in the Case Law125
4.2.2. Application to Interface Specifications132
a. Competition in or for the Market133
b. Balancing Incentives to Innovate and Free Competition139
4.3. Conclusion147
Chapter 5 Ex-Ante Interconnection Rules151
5.1. Design Protection153
5.1.1. Openness Versus Control154
a. Must-Fit Parts154
b. Must-Match Parts155
5.1.2. Flexibility Versus Certainty159
5.1.3. Instruments162
a. Protection of Functional Designs and Promotion of Variety162
b. Must-Fit Parts166
c. Must-Match Parts168
5.2. Telecommunications170
5.2.1. Openness Versus Control172
a. Controlled Access and Monopoly Regulation173
b. Open Access and Competition in the Market174
5.2.2. Flexibility Versus Certainty177
a. Interconnection and Incumbents178
b. Interconnection and Any-to-Any Connectivity183
5.2.3. Instruments185
a. Regulatory Framework186
b. Interconnection Negotiations186
c. Intervention by NRA187
d. Reference Offer189
5.3. Conclusion190
Chapter 6 Conclusion: Rethinking the Interface195
6.1. Openness Versus Control196
6.2. Flexibility Versus Certainty201
6.3. Instruments within Copyright Law204
6.3.1 Use204
a. Interfaces under a Subject Matter Approach205
b. Standardization214
c. Exclusion or Limitation for Interface Specifications217
6.3.2. Access223
a. Narrower Reproduction Right223
b. More Flexible Approach to Reverse Engineering226
c. Affirmative Disclosure Requirements233
6.4. Instruments within Competition Law238
6.5. Outlook242
Appendix245
Bibliography247
Index285