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    Category: Infringement

    July 4, 2016in Canada, Copyright, Infringement3by Editor
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    Maltz v Witterick: Facing the Facts on Copyright Protection for Historic Events

    During the Holocaust, a Polish Catholic single mother, Francizska Halamajowa, secreted 15 Jews away from the Nazis. Two families hid for years in the hay loft of her pigsty, while…

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

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    April 25, 2016in Copyright, events, Fair Dealing, Infringement, IP Osgoode Speaks Series, Literary Works, Originality0by Editor
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    IP Osgoode Speaks Series featuring Dr. Abraham Drassinower: What's Wrong with Copying?

    On March 11, the IP Osgoode Speaks Series hosted University of Toronto’s Professor Abraham Drassinower to present his new book, What’s Wrong with Copying? His presentation was followed with comments…

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    April 8, 2016in Blogs, Copyright, Fashion Industry, Infringement0by Editor
    149

    Fashion Labels and Inuit Designs: When Law is Not Enough

    A recent incident involving replication of an Inuit design by a UK fashion label raises interesting questions regarding whether businesses should be required to go beyond the scope of law…

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    April 4, 2016in Announcements, Blogs, Copyright, Infringement, Moral Rights0by Editor
    104

    Osgoode Wins Best Factum, Takes 2nd Place at the 2016 Fox IP Moot

    A preeminent Canadian artist named Ann Phibian. Her shaded-in line drawing of a leaping frog titled “50 Shades of Green” and the public domain painting it was based on titled…

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    April 4, 2016in Copyright, Copyright Reform, Infringement, IP, Licensees, Movies, US6by Editor
    118

    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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