International collaborations
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About Share With Care
Share With Care is a collaboration between Rights Alliance, Ministry of Culture and Telecom Industry Association. It consists of an agreement on blocking illegal websites as well as it encourages finding and sharing legal, cultural content in a way that is safe and easy for the consumer.
Denmark has an effective blocking system that ensures Danish telecommunications companies block access to services deemed illegal by a Danish court. This model has garnered global interest and therefore, we often share our knowledge and experience with authorities and organizations in other countries.
International collaborations
The Rights Alliance actively cooperates with a wide variety of international IP organizations to protect intellectual property rights and combat piracy. For example, we collaborate with EUROPOL to facilitate the identification and detection of pirate sites, contributes to studies conducted by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), supports assessments prepared by the European Parliament and initiatives carried out by the European Commission concerning the protection of intellectual property rights, among other activities.
Below you will find publications in which some of our international collaborators refer to The Danish blocking system, Share With Care and the work of the Danish Rights Alliance.
Mapping report on national remedies against online piracy of sports content
December 2021, Published by the European Audiovisual Observatory
Study looking at the national remedies against online piracy of sports content, particularly, the legislative frameworks and blocking injunctions.
Cross border enforcement of intellectual property rights in the EU
December 2021, Published by the European Parliament
Study looking at the cross-border enforcement of IP rights in the EU with a particular emphasis in the digital environment.
Study on dynamic blocking injunctions in the European Union
March 2021, Published by European Union Intellectual Property Office
Study looking at the effectiveness of existing legal remedies against IP Right infringements, particularly, blocking injunctions.
Challenges facing organisers of sports events in the digital environment
December 2020, Published by the European Parliament
Assessment looking at the existing EU legislation and checking if it provides sports organizations with an adequate level of protection against piracy.
Draft Report with recommendations to the Commission on challenges of sport events organisers in the digital environment
November 2020, Published by the European Parliament
Draft paper requesting an effective legal protection of rights regarding live sport events, asking that the Union legal framework should be amended.
Study on IP enforcement measures, especially anti-piracy measures in the digital environment
July 2019, Published by the World Intellectual Property Organization
Study looking at the different tools and administrative measures used by rights holders against piracy.
Study on voluntary collaboration practices in addressing online infringements of trade mark rights, design rights, copyright and rights related to copyright
September 2016, Published by the European Union Intellectual Property Office
Study focussing on the voluntary cooperation practices and their coexistence with legal frameworks/case law; technologies used; and educational activities.
Danish initiatives complementing ongoing enforcement measures
November 2015, Published by the World Intellectual Property Organization
Tenth session of the World Intellectual Property Organization Advisory Committee on Enforcement (ACE) about the Danish blocking system.