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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has confirmed that a contractual ban on internet sales in a selective distribution arrangement will generally infringe EU law in the absence of good objective justification
The European Commission has approved a novel scheme that subsidises legal downloads of music by French residents aged 12 to 25 years, in order to combat music piracy
On 1 July 2008, a judge in Paris handed down the most significant judgment to date in the ongoing battle between Ebay and some of the world's most famous luxury brands
Recent decisions regarding the liability of companies hosting content reflect the strict position adopted by the French courts with respect to the enforcement of the provisions in the Trust in the Digital Economy Act (French acronym: LCEN) of June 21, 2004 on reporting manifestly unlawful content to the host
French Parliament definitively sounded the death knell for “indicative” delivery times, which are widely used (and sometimes even practiced) in the general terms and conditions of sale on e-commerce websites
