CJEU rules that the provision of ebooks is an act of communication to the public (so there is NO digital exhaustion under the InfoSoc Directive)

IPKat, here.
Judgment here. 

AG Szpunar advises CJEU to rule that internet downloads of ebooks are covered by right of communication to the public, not distribution (so, no, there is no digital exhaustion under InfoSoc Directive)

IPKat, here. 

Tom Kabinet's Opinion

Here. 

WILL REDIGI ASK THE SUPREME COURT TO WEIGH IN ON THE RESALE OF “USED” DIGITAL MUSIC FILES?

All Rights Reserved, here. 

Appeals Court Weighs in on Resale of Digital Files

Hollywood Reporter, here. 

VIDANGEL, REDIGI, AND THE SALE OF DIGITAL CONTENT

J. Band, here.

Appeals Court Orders Expedited Hearing in ReDigi Case

PublishersWeekly, here. 

ReDigi Renews Battle With Capitol Over 'Used' iTunes Tracks

MediaPost, here. 

Digital Exhaustion: North American Observations

A. Katz, here.

Paying to Have and Not to Hold

Slate, here.

How the digital age cuts through notions of material ownership

FT, here. 

PTO Weighs In on Digital First Sale

Copyrightandtechnology.com, here.

Uitgeverijen willen verkoop tweedehands e-book tegengaan

NOS, hier. 

'Exhaustion' in the Digital Age

R. Hilty, here. 

Vente de jeux d'occasion : Fleur Pellerin appelée à plus de clarté

Numerama, ici. 

Used eBook Marketplace Tom Kabinet Launches eBookstore

The-digital-reader.com, here. 

CJEU says exhaustion only applies to the tangible medium of a work (so no such thing as a digital exhaustion?)

IPKat, here. 

Dutch Court of Appeal rules on second-hand sale of e-books

FutureofCopyright,com, here.

Urheberrecht: Razzia bei Betreibern und Nutzern zweier E-Book-Plattformen

Heise.de, hier. 

Rapport Sirinelli

Ici.