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    Day: October 26, 2014

    October 26, 2014in Canada, IP, Patents, Supreme Court of Canada0by Editor
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    Promises That Can Kill: An Update

    Under the Patent Act, an invention must be useful to be patentable. While in Canada the inventor does not need to describe the utility of the invention in the patent,…

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    October 26, 2014in Blogs, Canada, Copyright, Internet Sharing, IP, Music Industry, Music Industry, Technology0by Editor
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    How Many Spins of "Summer of '69" Earn Bryan Adams a Real Six String?

    This past spring, the Copyright Board of Canada issued its decision certifying Re:Sound’s Tariff 8 and setting the royalties collected for webcasting in Canada. Many parties of interest were incensed by the proposed…

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    October 26, 2014in Canada, Copyright, Gaming, IP, US3by Editor
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    The Legality of "Player" Generated Content

    With the rising popularity of video and computer games, a new form of user generated content (“UGC”) and a whole new set of intellectual property issues is emerging. Science fiction…

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    October 26, 2014in Copyright, Fair Dealing, Supreme Court of Canada2by Editor
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    Users’ Rights and Realities: CCH, Fair Dealing, and the Experiences at Canadian Cultural Institutions

    Recent research is shining a new light onto the Supreme Court of Canada’s (SCC) decision that is said to have “reconceptualized” fair dealing as an integral part of copyright law in…

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