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    Month: April 2015

    April 30, 2015in Copyright, Copyright Reform, Feature Post1by Editor
    1559

    Debunking Common Myths about Copyright Term Extension for Sound Recordings and Performances: Why Longer is Better

    The Canadian Government announced last week that it is amending the Copyright Act to extend the term of protection for performers and makers of sound recordings from its current 50…

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    April 25, 2015in Blogs, Copyright, Feature Post, IP, Music Industry1by Editor
    1666

    On World Intellectual Property Day, Get Up, Stand Up. For Music.

    This Sunday, April 26th is World Intellectual Property Day, an annual event to promote discussion of the role of intellectual property (IP) in encouraging innovation and creativity. The date was…

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    April 21, 2015in Human Rights Issues, Internet, MediaLaws, Social Media0by Editor
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    Social Networks and Fundamental Rights: Last Developments In The Cyberspace

    The re-posting of this analysis is part of a cross-posting collaboration with MediaLaws: Law and Policy of the Media in a Comparative Perspective. “Dear User, your Facebook account has been temporary…

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    April 14, 2015in Infringement0by Editor
    1416

    Paying for Delay: Old School Lawyering Meets Compound Interest

    Compound interest ought to be the rule rather than the exception in calculating prejudgment interest in litigation involving commercial businesses. It is welcoming to see recognition and expansion of this…

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    April 8, 2015in Canada, Copyright, Infringement, Internet Sharing1by Editor
    2449

    "Notice and Notice" and Video Streaming - Are You Breaking Bad?

    Video streaming, we all do it (or have done it at some point). It’s difficult not to in this day and age when entertainment is so easily transportable and amenable…

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    April 1, 2015in Access to Medicines, Cross Border Issues, Feature Post, IP, Patents0by Editor
    1159

    Virotech Patents, Viropiracy, and Viral Sovereignty

    INTRODUCTION Access to medicines goes hand in hand with the protection of intellectual property rights. At a time when the United States is undertaking large-scale reforms in both the intellectual…

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