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database right

in intellectual property law, a right similar to copyright. There is no registration for database right: it is an automatic right and commences as soon as the material exists in a recorded form. Database right can apply to both paper and electronic databases. Database right lasts for 15 years from making but if published during this time then the term is 15 years from publication. Database right concerns control over the extraction and re-utilization of the contents of the database.
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The judge found against Arc and TRP on the conspiracy claim and also on their claim against SIS for infringement of copyright and database rights in terms of the betting shows and prices coming from those six tracks.
Arena seeks significant damages from SIS after victory in High Court
This will affect the recognition of database rights, access to online content for UK nationals visiting the EU and the licencing of copyright through collective management organisations.
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Credit: contains Ordnance Survey data (c) Crown copyright and database rights 2018
Sweeping overhaul of political map of Reigate and Banstead proposed; Places like Redhill East and Reigate Central would cease to exist under their current name
We can enforce confidentiality rights in this material where appropriate, but much of it will also be protected by copyright and database rights. A lot of this work has come from the oil and gas sector."
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will want to maintain database rights. Depending upon how this develops, it might affect those outside the U.K.
Implications for copyright law if the U.K. leaves the EU
The remaining 25 chapters are organized into sections on: protecting the product; trademarks, passing off, and unfair competition; copyright and related rights; and miscellaneous matters, including criminal law, confidence and privacy, database rights, free movement and competition in the European Union, and aspects of the international law of intellectual property.
Guidebook to intellectual property, 6th ed
Ownership of appropriate patents, trademarks, database rights and licences are of central importance in the technology sector, and any purchaser will seek maximum comfort in these areas.
Sellers seek to take advantage of cash-rich corporates
It's critical to reduce time-to-result in establishing a comprehensive view of database rights across our organization."
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is seeking an EU-wide Declaratory Judgment from the Amsterdam District Court confirming that the PaxIS product does not infringe on TravelportOs database rights in any of the member States of the European Economic Area.
Company Watch - IATA
Mr Hayden told Mr Justice Daniel O'Keeffe the airline intends to seek injunctions restraining the defendants from infringing trade marks, logos, database rights, extracting information from Ryanairs own website, establishing and maintaining unauthorised links to the Ryanair website and from passing off their search and booking services as connected with Ryanair.
Low Cost Airline News - Europe
without network access, database rights, internet connectivity we are rendered impotent and ineffective in pursuit of achieving our objectives and targets in the multi-level rodent race of modern society.
Protection from God
These include the role played by intellectual property rights, including trademarks and copyright, as well as the controversial topic of the ownership and commercial exploitation of database rights (there is full coverage of the recent surprising European Court of Justice decision in the case of British Horseracing Board Limited v William Hill Limited); the related topic of media rights, including the ever controversial subject of sports broadcasting rights; sports marketing agreements, including sponsorship and merchandising; and key issues in employment agreements, including player transfers and the increasingly important matter of discrimination, especially between male and female sports persons, which is still a matter of some concern in several sports, including golf and tennis.
Sports Business--Law, Practice and Precedents

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