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    Month: March 2008

    March 31, 2008in IP, Patents1by Editor
    770

    Is the tragedy of the anti-commons for the greater good?

    During Professor Bruce Ziff’s discussion on Private Property, he referred to Garrett Hardin’s theory on the Tragedy of the Commons. The common hypothetical relates to the relationship of farmers overgrazing…

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    March 31, 2008in General1by Editor
    2015

    TRIPS and the WTO Decision: Challenges and Paper Promises in a Perpetual Developing-World Disease Crisis

    The Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) is a comprehensive multilateral agreement setting minimum uniform standards of IP protection and enforcement in all WTO Member States.[1] Its provisions require…

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    March 31, 2008in Telecommunications3by Editor
    2067

    The beginning of the end of net neutrality?

    Recently, I received a letter from my internet service provider, Rogers Communications, informing me that my internet service will be changing. Not only will I have a cap on the…

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    March 31, 2008in Commercialization, IP0by Editor
    572

    The Multinational Pharmaceutical Companies – are they greedier than us?

    Let’s say I want to sublet my on-campus room for the summer. I’m paying $1,000/month. Because staying on campus is extremely convenient for whatever reason, but it is difficult to…

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    March 31, 2008in Copyright, IP1by Editor
    730

    Standing Up to U.S. Copyright Bullying

    Once again on February 11th 2008, the International Intellectual Property Alliance (IIPA) released its annual recommendations which it submits to the United States Trade Representative (USTR). The name taken by…

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    March 28, 2008in Commercialization, Copyright, IP, Originality, Patentability, Patents, Technology0by Editor
    630

    One Size Does Not Fit All

    Under Canadian patent law, the scope of patentable subject matter is still expanding. But under U.S. patent law, “anything under the sun made by man” is patentable. This has come…

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