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    Category: Copyright Reform

    June 14, 2017in Blogs, Canada, Copyright Reform, Famous Marks, Fashion Industry, IP, IP Reform, Jurisdiction, Trademarks, US0by Editor
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    Can’t “Flea” from Louis Vuitton

    Although there is no shortage of counterfeit products on the market, it is not everyday that a high fashion designer sues your local flea market. Recently, Louis Vuitton reportedly filed…

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    March 29, 2017in Blogs, Copyright, Copyright Reform0by Editor
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    How Open Science and Copyleft Can Help Find Cures

    In promoting scientific research and discovery, access to information is everything. Scientists look to journals and the work of their peers to identify new, innovative laboratory methods or trends in…

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    December 6, 2016in Copyright, Copyright Reform, European Union, Feature Post, Regulatory Policy0by Editor
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    Professors and Leading Scholars Respond to the IPO's Request for Views on Modernising the European Copyright Framework

    On September 14, the European Commission published draft legislation aimed at modernising the European copyright framework.  To ensure the draft legislation delivers the best outcomes for all those affected by…

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    November 17, 2016in Blogs, Canada, Copyright, Copyright Reform, Infringement, IP, IP Reform, Music Industry, Music Industry, US0by Editor
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    Not-So-Compulsory Licence: a Proposed (and Rejected) Solution to Copyright Infringement in Derivative Musical Works

    In a recent MTV news article, author Miles Raymer opined over the “hopelessly broken” state of the US copyright system. While such a sweeping statement clearly oversimplifies the state of…

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    April 4, 2016in Copyright, Copyright Reform, Infringement, IP, Licensees, Movies, US6by Editor
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    Batmobile Declared a Character Deserving of Copyright Protection, Finally Invincible

    The U.S. Ninth Circuit court held in DC Comics v Towle (“Towle”) that Mark Towle’s Batmobile replicas infringed DC Comics’ copyrights, and that the Batmobile was a “character” deserving of copyright protection. (more…)

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    March 31, 2016in Blogs, Copyright, Copyright Reform0by Editor
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    Hacking in Canada

    This blog is cross-posted with permission from Margaret Haig, Head of Copyright Delivery at the UK IPO, her original post is available here. In February, I got invited to take…

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