Europese Commissie, A Single Market for Intellectual Property Rights, COM/2011/278 (provisional version)
Uitgewerkt voorstel Europese Commissie
In (korte) navolging van aangekondigde Douaneverordening IEF 9701 en Blauwdruk IE-Rechten IEF 9695.
Een voorlopige uitwerking van IE-herziening. "A Single Market for Intellectual Property Rights Boosting creativity and innovation to provide economic growth, high quality jobs and first class products and services in Europe". Wat onder meer wordt vermeld: Uniforme octrooibescherming, modernisering van het merkenrechtsysteem, EU auteursrechtbeheer, technologie, user generated content, privékopie, bedrijfsgeheimen, maar ook public awareness en bi- en mulitilaterale verdragen.
Inhoudsopgave
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR A SINGLE MARKET FOR IPR
3. KEY POLICY INITIATIVES TO MEET THE CHALLENGES AHEAD
3.1. Reform of the patent system in Europe and accompanying measures
3.1.1. A unitary patent protection
3.1.2. A unified patent litigation system
3.1.3. An IPR valorisation instrument
3.2. Modernisation of the trade mark system in Europe
3.3. Creation of a comprehensive framework for copyright in the digital single market
3.3.1. European copyright governance and management
3.3.2. Technology and database management
3.3.3. User-generated content
3.3.4. Private copying levies
3.3.5. Access to Europe's cultural heritage and fostering media plurality
3.3.6. Performers' rights
3.3.7. Audiovisual works
3.3.8. Artists' resale right
3.4. The issue of complementary protection of intangible assets
3.4.1. Trade secrets and parasitic copies
3.4.2. Non-agricultural geographical indications
3.5. Enhanced fight against counterfeiting and piracy
3.5.1. Public awareness
3.5.2. A more sustainable structure for the European Observatory on Counterfeiting and
Piracy and new tasks
3.5.3. A review of the IPR Enforcement Directive
3.6. The international dimension of IPR
3.6.1. Multilateral initiatives, including co-ordination with international organisations
3.6.2. Bilateral negotiation and co-operation on IP protection with third countries
3.6.3. Enhanced IPR protection and enforcement at the EU border
4. CONCLUSIONS
