英文摘要 |
Article 59-1 and Article 60 of Copyright Act are the Regulations about the Exhaustion Doctrine which is to solve the conflict between Copyright and Ownership. Hence, transfer of ownership of the original or the copy is the important condition of the Exhaustion Doctrine. The development in the digital area is a big challenge for the Exhaustion Doctrine. The copyright holder can offer a copyrighted work in internet and let users download it in their equipment such as computer. Recently the users can also store works in the cloud. It is convenient for users to get the copyrighted works and enjoy them. On the other hand, in this process there is no material copy to transfer. That is the reason for the dispute in many countries whether the Exhaustion Doctrine is applied for these new business models. In 2012 the European court made a judgement called “UsedSoft” to apply the Exhaustion Doctrine for resale of digitized copy. But in 2014 the Germany court made a judgement called “Hörbuch-AGB” with the opposite opinion. According to the different results this article will discuss the implement of the Exhaustion Doctrine for the online works in regard of different business models and different types of works. |