The commercial diffusion of the information held by the public sector is a new phenomenon in full extension. The Commission of the European community has issued `Guidelines for improving the synergy between the public and private sectors in the information market' to direct the Member States when defining their policy for the diffusion of public sector information.
The present book presents a study of the different legal factors intervening in the commercialisation phenomenon.
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Für Beruf und Forschung
Research
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ISBN-13
978-90-6544-834-7 (9789065448347)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
<ol class=copymedium>A Study of Comparative Law and European Law. I: From Information Gathered by the Public Sector to its Commercialization: the Community Guidelines and the Publaw Research. II: The PUBLAW Research: Five Themes. III: The PUBLAW Research: Five Areas. Access to Information and Data Protection Considerations. I. Definitions. II. Relevance. III. The Issues and the Situation in the EC. IV. Proposals. Commercial Secrecy. I. Presentation. II. Analysis. Effect of Fair Trading Laws on the Commercialization of Data Held by the Public Sector. I. To what Degree may the Public Sector Intervene on the Open Market as a Commercial Operator? II. Public Information Services. Effect of Copyright on Commercialization. I. General Considerations on Information or Works Covered by Copyright. II. Application to Information or Works Covered by Copyright. III. Synthesis. The Legitimacy of Commercialization of Public Sector Information as a Research Topic. I. Looking Back. II. The Legitimacy of Commercialization of Public Sector Information. III. Looking Ahead. IV. Final Remark. Bibliography. Doctrine Annexes: Guidelines for Improving the Synergy Between the Public and Private Sectors in the Information Market. Recommendation No R (91) 10 on the Communication to Third Parties of Personal Data Held by Public Bodies. Explanatory Memorandum.
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