ObjectiveThis conference aims to provide IP practitioners with an in-depth analysis of decisions adopted by the CJEU in copyright law within the past two years, and to offer a platform for discussion on their impact in practice.Key topicsThe concept of communication to the public: is the CJEU moving away from traditional criteria such as “new public” or “profit-making nature” of the transmission to the public?Liability for hyperlinking and communication to the publicFirst sale, offer for sale and transfer of ownershipException to copyright protection justified by research or educational purposes (C-117/13, Technische Universität Darmstadt )Private copying levies and the calculation of fair compensation (C-463/12 Copydan)Exhaustion of the distribution right and alteration of a protected work (C-419/13Art&Allposters)The exception of parody as an autonomous concept of EU law (C-201/13 Johan Deckmyn)Competent jurisdiction in online and offline alleged copyright infringement (C-170/12Pinckney, C-441/13 Heijduk and C-387/12 Hi Hotel )The post-Telekabel legal landscape in Europe as regards blocking injunctions and filtering measures against internet intermediaries