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ARTICLE · 10 MAY 2022

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NFTs And Intellectual Property Law

The increasing popularity of non-fungible tokens ("NFTs") has raised a number of interesting issues from an intellectual property law perspective, both for businesses who operate NFT resale platforms...

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The increasing popularity of non-fungible tokens ("NFTs") has raised a number of interesting issues from an intellectual property law perspective, both for businesses who operate NFT resale platforms and those which sell NFTs via such platforms. We have outlined, by way of example, some of the issues we have recently advising on in this article.

Directive 2019/790 – Intermediary Liability for Copyright-Infringing Content

The controversial Article 17 of Directive (EU) 2019/790 on copyright and related rights in the Digital Single Market, implemented in Ireland by S.I. 567/2021 (together the "DSM Regulations"), has been a source of concern for "online content sharing service providers" ("OCSSPs"), as defined under the DSM Regulations. Such entities are subject to new obligations to ensure copyright-infringing content is not uploaded to their platforms, which include, for example, a positive obligation to seek authorisation from the rightholder for any uploads. If

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