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Football by Satellite and the Law
Karen Murphy - ECJ Judgement Due/Delivered
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<blockquote data-quote="dave1979" data-source="post: 790115" data-attributes="member: 357932"><p>The European judges also said the Premier League could not claim copyright over Premier League matches as they could not be considered to be an author's own "intellectual creation" and, therefore, to be "works" for the purposes of EU copyright law.</p><p>But it did offer some comfort for the Premier League, which receives vast sums through its exclusive broadcasting deals with Sky and ESPN.</p><p>The European court said that while live matches were not protected by copyright, any surrounding media, such as any opening video sequence, the Premier League anthem, pre-recorded films showing highlights of recent Premier League matches and various graphics, were "works" protected by copyright.</p><p>To use any of these extra parts associated for a broadcast, a pub would need the permission of the Premier League.</p><p>SORRY FOR BEEN THICK...<img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" data-shortname=":)" />SO IS THIS SAYING ITS OK TO SHOW A LIVE 3PM!!!??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dave1979, post: 790115, member: 357932"] The European judges also said the Premier League could not claim copyright over Premier League matches as they could not be considered to be an author's own "intellectual creation" and, therefore, to be "works" for the purposes of EU copyright law. But it did offer some comfort for the Premier League, which receives vast sums through its exclusive broadcasting deals with Sky and ESPN. The European court said that while live matches were not protected by copyright, any surrounding media, such as any opening video sequence, the Premier League anthem, pre-recorded films showing highlights of recent Premier League matches and various graphics, were "works" protected by copyright. To use any of these extra parts associated for a broadcast, a pub would need the permission of the Premier League. SORRY FOR BEEN THICK...:)SO IS THIS SAYING ITS OK TO SHOW A LIVE 3PM!!!?? [/QUOTE]
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