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May 31, 2026Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice

The territoriality of copyright under strain: implications for the publishing industry (Charles Clark Memorial Lecture)

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RARichard Arnold

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Overview

Lecture examines the implications of copyright territoriality issues on global publishing dynamics, highlighting critical challenges.

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore the challenges to territoriality in copyright law and their implications for the publishing industry.
  • Analyzed legal frameworks surrounding copyright territoriality and its effects on publishing.
  • Discussed various challenges such as e-books, e-lending, and artificial intelligence.
  • Explored the impact of US court decisions on international copyright practices.
  • Territoriality in copyright remains intact but under significant pressure from digital developments.
  • US copyright decisions increasingly influence global practices, often to the detriment of publishers.
  • Issues like exhaustion of rights and collective licensing are reshaping the copyright landscape for publishers.

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Richard Arnold (2026) studied this question.

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