Is the digital exhaustion debate really exhausted? Some afterthoughts on the Grand Chamber decision in Tom Kabinet (C-263/18) - Kluwer Copyright Blog
Resale of E-Books Requires Copyright Authorization, Rules CJEU
Claughton | Tom Kabinet: The Case of Digital Exhaustion | Interscript
Interscript | Issue: Issue: 1(4) Changing Tides: The Evolution of the Publishing World (2021)
Tom Kabinet on X: "CJEU has issued a ruling in Tom Kabinet's case for second hands ebooks: they've overlooked the fact that we actively enforce one-copy one-user and therewith come to a
EWC welcomes the decision against "re-sale" of e-Books - EWC - European Writers Council
Does the principle of exhaustion apply to digital media? The CJEU provides clarity - mediawrites.law
Nederlands Uitgeversverbond v Tom Kabinet Internet a CJEU guide on how to play it by the book | RPC
PDF) Digital Exhaustion After Tom Kabinet: A Nonexhausted Debate
PDF) Tom Kabinet: The Case of Digital Exhaustion
tom kabinet - inct
Stoppen Tom Kabinet leidt tot kamervragen - inct
Copyright Round-up: Audible, Tom Kabinet and consultations in Brazil, Philippines, Ireland and India – International Publishers Association
Franziska Schulze on LinkedIn: Today the CJEU ruled in the Tom Kabinet case that the provision of ebooks…
CEEOL - Chapter Detail
Before the CJEU soon: the question of digital exhaustion - Kluwer Copyright Blog
tom kabinet case – IPR Gezgini
Is there a chance for a second-hand market for eBooks within the EU?
PDF) Exhaustion, Distribution and Communication to the Public – The CJEU's Decision C-263/18 – Tom Kabinet on E-Books and Beyond
ECLR - Volume 14 Issue 4
Judgment of "no need to close" on a resale site that can sell read e-books - GIGAZINE
AG Szpunar advises CJEU to rule that internet downloads of ebooks are covered by right of communication to the public, not distribution (so, no, there is no digital exhaustion under InfoSoc Directive) -
Waiting for Tom Kabinet, a.k.a. why EU copyright needs digital exhaustion, and how the CJEU can help with this – Part 1 - Kluwer Copyright Blog
Dentons - Secondhand 'sale' of permanently downloaded literary, musical or cinematographic works: exhaustion of copyright before the European Court of Justice
European Court: reselling e-books violates copyright law - bureau Brandeis
The rise and (partial) fall of digital exhaustion as the CJEU hits the brakes in Tom Kabinet - IPRinfo
