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CJEU Judgment on Geoblocking & Standards for Knowledge of Foreign Copyright Laws and Geoblocking Measures (Guest Blog Post)
Summary
A guest blog post by Prof. Marketa Trimble discusses the implications of a recent CJEU judgment related to geoblocking and the standards for knowledge of foreign copyright laws, delving into a specific case involving the Anne Frank manuscripts.
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