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    Month: January 2009

    January 30, 2009in IP, Patents1by Editor
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    Is the recession moving patents?

    The global economic downturn continues to make its impact. A few months ago, I mentioned the possibility that patents might be used to leverage credit, in the face of cautious…

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    January 29, 2009in Commercialization, Contracts, Innovation, IP, Patents, Technology0by Editor
    218

    Public Sector IP Management in the Medical Sciences

    The balance between private and public interests is usually the centre of most intellectual property policy debates, but this can be said to be especially significant with medical research performed…

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    January 28, 2009in IP, Trademarks0by Editor
    337

    Exploring Depreciation of Goodwill as a New Ground of Trade-mark Opposition

    Sanjukta Tole is an Osgoode Hall alumnus and practiced with the IP Group of a large Vancouver law firm. In 2006, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in…

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    January 27, 2009in Personality Rights, Privacy0by Editor
    252

    Merchandising political images

    For the past year and a half, one political figure has evoked much publicity around the world that very few celebrities or politicians have enjoyed during their whole life. This…

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    January 26, 2009in Copyright, IP, Ownership0by Editor
    392

    Digital Games, UGC, and the Mainstreaming of Virtual IP Conflicts

    Sara Grimes is a PhD Candidate with the School of Communication at Simon Fraser University. Digital games have evolved considerably in recent years, but from an IP perspective, one of…

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    January 26, 2009in Contracts, Copyright0by Editor
    220

    Is there a right to clone Macs?

    In 2005, Apple publicly announced their transition from the IBM/Motorola PowerPC chipset to the Intel x86 chipset. In addition to the speed improvements, and efficiency gains (higher performance per watt)…

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