IPC Project
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31 January 2024|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
This report centers on copyright infringements in the online environment and aims to provide an overview of various national approaches to criminalisation in EU Member States. It presents the minimum standards for the criminalisation of copyright infringements set by major international treaties and...
30 November 2023|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
Criminals swiftly adapt to new technology and incorporate them into their modus operandi, posing considerable obstacles for law enforcement agencies and the judiciary. Intellectual property (IP) crime is no exception. Generative AI can supply criminals with a wide range of tools to enhance their...
27 October 2023|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The use of advertising to fund websites and mobile apps that offer pirated content has become an insidious practice within the online piracy landscape. This flyer gives an overview of the scale of the problem, the actors operating within the advertising ecosystem, and the types and formats of...
31 January 2023|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
This catalogue provides practitioners and legal experts with an overview of national institutions responsible for the investigation and prosecution of intellectual property (IP) crimes. While some EU Member States and third countries have specialised units responsible for the investigation and...
13 January 2023|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
The second edition of Case-law of National Courts on Intellectual Property Crime (IPC) summarizes national judgments and highlights the most prevalent problems pertaining to crimes of counterfeiting and online piracy. It aims to demonstrate how national courts in various jurisdictions across EU...
20 December 2022|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
In recent years, online platforms have been increasingly used to promote the unauthorized use of copyright-protected material. Copyright violations can be found in a variety of contexts, ranging from illegal live streaming of sporting events to online advertising of counterfeit luxury goods...
13 December 2022|AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH
Rapidly developing technologies have paved the way for new forms of counterfeiting, causing serious harm to trademark holders and their reputation as well as to the health and safety of customers often unaware of the illegal nature of counterfeit goods. The seriousness of the crime of counterfeiting...
27 October 2022|PAGE
Often perceived as a victimless crime, Intellectual Property Crime (IPC) has serious and far-reaching implications for the economy, the environment, and the health and safety of consumers. IPC inflicts significant damage to governments and businesses, as revenue is lost when counterfeit and pirated...