Keywords
intellectual property right infringement
Free Trade Agreement
DMCA
DCE
civil liability
copyright
related rights
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Abstract
This article aims to examine the ISP liability scheme exemptions that recently are analyzed by comparative law, and then assess, within the
US-Colombia FTA regime, the fundamental aspects that in this regulation
are more or less consistent with the regimes examined. This is to
understand the foreign influence over a regulation in Colombia about the
possibilities of ISP liability scheme exemptions and the space remaining
for their responsibility in the light of general rules of civil liability.
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