14However, as the Court also pointed out in Warner Brothers and Another v Christiansen, literary and artistic works may be the subject of commercial exploitation, whether by way of public performance or of the reproduction and marketing of the recordings made of them. That applies, for example, to the rental of videocassettes, which involves a public distinct from the one for the sale of those products and constitutes an important potential source of revenue for makers of films.
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