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    Day: April 3, 2014

    April 3, 2014in Commercialization, Feature Post, IP Course Topic, Patents, Patents Course Topic, Technology0by Editor
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    Getting Profits From Patents: An Interview with Ed Fan and Loreto Grimaldi

    The course Legal Values: Commercializing Intellectual Property is being offered for the first time at Osgoode Hall Law School this winter term.  The IPilogue sat down with Adjunct Professors, Ed Fan (Torys LLP,…

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    April 3, 2014in Copyright, Fair Dealing, Infringement, Licensees, Literary Works, Ownership, Uncategorized0by Editor
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    Court Rejects Class Action Settlement in Long-Standing Copyright Dispute Between Lawyers and Legal Publisher

    An Ontario Superior Court has rejected a class action settlement between the publisher Thomson Reuters and a collection of Canadian lawyers and law firms, stating that the proposed settlement is…

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    April 3, 2014in Contracts, Copyright, Fair Dealing, Image, Internet, IP, MediaLaws, Movies, Social Media, Supreme Court of Canada, Technology, Telecommunications2by Editor
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    The Academy Awards Selfie Rights Debate

    Copyright ownership in Ellen Degeneres’ famous Oscar Twitter Selfie, which holds the record for most retweets, might be unclear, but for the average citizen sharing the picture, it doesn’t matter much. Canada’s fair dealing…

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    April 3, 2014in IP, Patentability, Patents0by Editor
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    Intellectual Property Rights in Non-Genetically Engineered Plant Species

    In the past, Monsanto has been successful in defending the company’s patents concerning the genes and modified cells present in genetically modified (GM) plants in both the United States and…

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