Compilation Copyright — Legal Protection for Works Distributed in Parts over the Internet (Takuto Hirasawa, 2009)
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Categories: Copyright
Topics: Moral rights
First published on this website: 2026-10-16
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Article / Compilation Copyright — “Legal Protection for Works Distributed in Parts over the Internet” (Takuto Hirasawa, Intellectual Property Law and Policy Journal, Vol. 24 (2009))
* IP High Court judgment of June 23, 2008
The images were not distributed as a daily tear-off calendar. Instead, once a week, images for nearby dates were excerpted and distributed.
⇒ No infringement of the right to integrity of the compilation work.
Infringement of an “expectation right” was also denied.
* The appellate judgment treated the fact that the photographs constituting the materials had not themselves been altered as one reason for finding no infringement of the right to integrity of the compilation work.
Consent to alterations: the majority view is that it is “valid.”
Originally published: 2025-03-29
Original Japanese post: https://ameblo.jp/hideki-takaishi/entry-12891783270.html
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