@article{44431,
      author = {Cuntz, Alexander; and World Intellectual Property  Organization},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/44431},
      title = {Intermediary Liability and Trade in Follow-on Innovation.},
      abstract = {Liability rules affect the incentives of intermediaries to  disseminate and curate creative works, in particular when  works build on the work of predecessors and they are  potentially infringing copyright. In an application to the  visual arts, we show that appropriation artists borrow  images from different sources and incorporate them into  new, derivative works of art. By doing so, they risk  infringing copyright but also put commercial trade and  availability of the work at litigation risk as liability  can extend to intermediaries in markets (auction houses) or  in public exhibitions (museums). Using a  differences-in-differences model and unique data on the  level of the individual art work, we empirically  investigate the impact of the prominent 2013 Cariou v.  Prince U.S. court decision on trade and availability in  Appropriation Art.},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.34667/tind.44431},
      recid = {44431},
      pages = {53 pages ;},
}