Skip to content
IP Osgoode
  • ABOUT
  • OUR TEAM
    • DIRECTOR
    • MEMBERS
    • ADVISORY BOARD
    • SPONSORS
  • IPILOGUE
    • ABOUT THE IPILOGUE
    • BLOG
      • Announcements
      • Artificial Intelligence
      • Copyright
      • Innovation
      • IP Innovation Clinic
      • IP Intensive
      • Patents
      • Privacy
      • Technology
      • Trademarks
    • IPILOGUE TEAM
    • GOWLING WLG PRIZE
    • IPIGRAM ARCHIVE
    • WRITE FOR US
  • IP INNOVATION CLINIC
    • ABOUT
    • CHATBOT
    • BECOME A CLIENT
    • CLINIC FELLOWS
    • THE IP LUNCH CLUB
    • FAQS
  • IP INTENSIVE
    • ABOUT
    • PLACEMENTS
  • RESEARCH
    • IP LAW & POLICY
    • INNOVATION
    • LAW REFORM
  • EVENTS
    • UPCOMING EVENTS
    • PAST EVENTS
  • CONTESTS & COMPETITIONS
    • 2021 Oxford International Intellectual Property Law Moot
    • IP WRITING CHALLENGE
    Home
    >
    2016
    >
    May

    Month: May 2016

    May 31, 2016in Copyright, Infringement, Internet, IP, IP Reform, Social Media, Technology0by Editor
    1003

    Wikimedia vs BUS: How to Regulate Copyright on Public Art in the Digital Age

    If you’re thinking about posting on Instagram one more selfie from your recent trip to Sweden, think again. OffeSntlig Konst, an open database where visitors can see descriptions, maps and…

    Read more
    May 31, 2016in Blogs, Internet, Privacy, Social Media0by Editor
    922

    Privacy Injunctions in the Age of the Internet and Social Media: PJS v News Group Newspapers

    The reposting of this article is part of a cross-post agreement with Cyberlex. You’re a celebrity and had a threesome. Your partner wasn’t one of them. You want the affair to…

    Read more
    May 25, 2016in Blogs, Privacy, US0by Editor
    1179

    Spokeo: Will U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision Impact Privacy Damages in Canada?

    The re-posting of this article is part of a cross-posting agreement with CyberLex. The Spokeo decision’s requirement that there be a concrete injury in order to ground privacy damages is…

    Read more
    May 18, 2016in Copyright, Movies6by Editor
    13489

    QaD tlhIngan pong yab bang chut? Is Klingon protected by copyright law?

    Alec Peters may be the world’s biggest Star Trek fan. Sure, plenty of Trekkies (or Trekkers, if you prefer) have written fan fiction based on the TV series and movies.…

    Read more
    May 12, 2016in Feature Post, IP, IP Reform, Regulatory Policy0by Editor
    1346

    The Deal of the Century: An Interview with Ed Fast, Former Canadian Trade Minister

    The Deal of the Century: An Interview with Ed Fast, Former Canadian Trade Minister The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is the largest trade agreement ever, made between 12 nations comprising 40%…

    Read more
    May 9, 2016in Blogs, Music Industry0by Editor
    18721

    2016 CMW Global Forum Breakfast Focuses on the Power of Music to Heal Communities Affected by War and Conflict

    How can we use music to heal and inspire communities in the aftermath of war, conflict, and division? That was the topic of this year’s Global Forum Networking Breakfast, an…

    Read more

    Posts navigation

    1 2
    Search
      Categories
      IP Osgoode
      © Osgoode Hall Law School, York University
      • Privacy & Legal
      Osgoode Hall Law School, York University
      Ignat Kaneff Building
      4700 Keele Street
      Toronto, Ontario  M3J 1P3
      Canada

      T:416.736.5030   F:416.736.5736