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'Pezzana e Consorti' case: counter-petition and rulings, Venice (1781)

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Full title:
Petition by Niccolo Pezzana e Consorti, and Ruling of the Riformatori dello Studio di Padova in their favour

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Bibliography:
  • Infelise, Mario, 'L'editoria veneziana nel 700' (Milan: Franco Angeli, 1988)

  • Castellani, Carlo, 'I privilegi di stampa e la proprietà letteraria in Venezia: Dalla introduzione della stampa nella città fin verso la fine del secolo XVIII' (Venice: Fratelli Visentini, 1888)

  • Borghi, Maurizio, 'Writing Practices in the Privilege- and Intellectual Property Systems' (2003). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1031639

  • Berengo, Marino, 'La crisi dell'arte della stampa veneziana alla fine del XVIII secolo', in 'Studi in onore di Armando Sapori', vol.2 (Milan, 1957), 1320-1338


Related documents in this database:
1765: Philipp Erasmus Reich and the Leipzig publishers' cartel
1780: 'Pezzana e Consorti' case: supporting documents
1780: Venetian Reprint of the French Decree of 30 August 1777, on the duration of privileges

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Year: 1781

Location: Venice

Language: Italian

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Persons referred to:
Anthony, St
Baglioni, Giovanni Antonio
Baseggio, Giacomo
Bembo, Diodato
Benvenuti, Rinaldo
Bettinelli, Giuseppe
Bettinelli, Niccolò
Coleti, Giovanni Antonio
Coleti, Niccolò
Deregni, Domenico
Gradenigo, Bortolo
Locatelli, Francesco
Lovisa, Domenico
Manfré, Marcantonio
Martinengo, Venceslao
Memo, Anzolo
Metastasio
Milocco, Benedetto
Novelli, Giambattista
Occhi, Simone
Palese, Carlo
Pasquali, Giambattista
Pezzana, Francesco di Niccolò
Pezzana, Giannantonio
Pezzana, Lorenzo
Pezzana, Niccolò
Pitteri, Francesco
Pompeati, Domenico
Remondini, Giuseppe
Renier, Paolo
Rosa, Giuseppe
Sansoni, Francesco
Savioli, Antonio
Soranzo, Tomà Mocenigo
Storti, Gasparo
Valvasense, Pietro
Zatta, Antonio
Zino, Carlo
Zusto, Alvise

Places referred to:
Europe
Florence
Lucca
Milan
Naples
Parma
Romagna region
Venice

Cases referred to:
Pezzana e Consorti (1780-81)

Institutions referred to:
Riformatori dello Studio di Padova (Venetian Board of Governors for the University of Padua)
Università di Stampatori e Librai (Venetian Guild of Printers and Booksellers)
Venetian Senate

Legislation:
Decree of the King's Council on the duration of privileges (1777)
Venetian decree establishing perpetuity of privileges (1780)
Venetian decree on privileges (1517)
Venetian decree on privileges for new books and reprints (1603)

Keywords:
Università di Stampatori e Librai (Venetian Guild of Printers and Booksellers)
barter trade
book market
book trade
duration, prolongation of privileges
foreign reprints
free trade
incentives
interest groups
learning, the advancement of
lobbying
monopoly
patronage
privileges, Venetian
privileges, printing
public domain
reprints
utility

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