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    Category: Infringement

    March 3, 2008in Copyright, Digital Locks, General, Infringement, IP, Patents, Privacy, Technology1by Editor
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    The Commodification of Intellectual Property, and You!

    I recently attended a lecture by professor Bruce Ziff, of the University of Alberta Law School, where he described what he termed as his only original academic idea. He posited…

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    February 28, 2008in Copyright, Infringement, Movies, Trademarks0by Editor
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    The Battle over the Rights to “Zombies in a Mall”

    When asked to think about the pop-culture zombie genre, classics such as George A. Romero’s 1979 film “Dawn of the Dead” (and its 2004 remake) and Peter Jackson’s 1992 creation…

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    January 30, 2008in Copyright, Infringement, IP, Trademarks0by Editor
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    All Mixed Up: Scrabulous and the Realpolitik of IP

    In 2005, two brothers in Kolkata, India launched Scrabulous, an online implementation of the board game Scrabble. With a few thousand regular players, it wasn’t about to replace World of…

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    January 28, 2008in Copyright, Digital Downloads, Infringement, IP, Music Industry1by Editor
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    Music Previews: Should Use of a Marketing Tool be Considered Fair Dealing for the Purpose of Research?

    In October 2007, the Copyright Board of Canada rendered a decision regarding tariffs payable to SOCAN by online music services.[1] As part of the Board’s decision it concluded that music…

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    November 14, 2007in Infringement, IP, Patentability, Patents1by Editor
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    Verizon Communications, Inc. v. Vonage Holdings Corp: a Victory for Vonage or a Retreat by the Courts?

    In March 2007, the district court in Alexandria, Virginia held that Vonage, a company which uses voice over IP technology, had infringed claims of three patents owned by Verizon Communications,…

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    November 13, 2007in Copyright, Infringement, Internet Sharing, Literary Works, Subsidiary Rights1by Editor
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    French student arrested for posting non-authorized copies of Harry Potter

    Being an enthusiastic fan of J.K Rowling’s Potter novels I was infuriated to hear the French student arrested for publishing his own translation of the seventh chapter of the Potter…

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