De Miguel Asensio, Pedro Alberto2023-06-202023-06-2020122190-3387https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14352/42437The coordination between territoriality restricted intellectual property rights and the potential global reach of Internet activities has been the focus of significant attention in recent years. The liability of Internet intermediaries offering potentially global services that may facilitate infringements of intellectual property rights by others in multiple countries poses a particular challenge in that regard. At a substantive law level, significant differences remain between jurisdictions regarding secondary liability for intellectual property rights infringements and safe harbor provisions for Internet intermediaries. The present article discusses the conflict of laws aspects of the liability of Internet intermediaries in light of the recent international efforts to adopt soft law provisions on intellectual property and private international law.spajournal articlehttp://www.jipitec.euopen access347.77/.78Intellectual PropertyInternetIntermediariesSecondary LiabilitySafe HarborsConflict of LawsDerecho comparadoDerecho internacional privadoDerechos de autorPropiedad intelectual5602.02 Derecho Comparado5603 Derecho Internacional