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    Month: November 2008

    November 30, 2008in Contracts, Technology, Telecommunications, Uncategorized2by Editor
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    Think Twice Before You Click Send!

    E-mail emerged as an informal and humble means of electronic global communication. Now ubiquitous in business communications and transactions, e-mail is on the verge of becoming a key mover and…

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    November 28, 2008in Copyright, Copyright Reform, Infringement, Originality, Ownership1by Editor
    289

    Fair application of 'Fair Dealing': A look at uncertainties

    In George Nathanael’s post titled “Protecting Graffiti Artists”, he proposed that withholding copyright protection for graffiti is the best response to the question of whether creators of graffiti should be protected…

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    November 27, 2008in Commercialization, General, Innovation1by Editor
    400

    Tony Chapman: “Made in Canada: Why creativity and invention must become the life blood of our economy”

    This past Tuesday, as part of the IP Osgoode Speaks series, Tony Chapman, founder and CEO of Capital C Marketing Group, gave a talk about the need for Canada’s industries…

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    November 26, 2008in Uncategorized1by Editor
    414

    What would an ordinary observer do?

    In the U.S. case Egyptian Goddess v. Swisa, the the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit adopted an “ordinary observer” test for determining whether a design patent (also…

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    November 25, 2008in Copyright Reform, Innovation, IP, Uncategorized1by Editor
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    Speech from the Throne: A ray of hope for IP reform in the clouds of uncertainty

    On Wednesday November 18, 2008 the Right Honourable Governor General of Canada Michaëlle Jean delivered the Government’s Speech from the Throne, and so dawned Canada’s 40th session of Parliament. The…

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    November 24, 2008in Tech Transfer, Technology, Telecommunications0by Editor
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    The CRTC telecom decision: net neutrality supporters might have lost a battle but still have a shot at winning the war

    The buzz around ‘net neutrality’ has started again. ‘Net neutrality’ is a term that became widely used and debated in the early 2000s. Simply put ‘net neutrality’ means ‘absolute non-discrimination’…

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