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    November 27, 2019in Blogs, Copyright, Gaming, IP, Uncategorized0by Editor
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    The Precarious Position of Streaming Video Games – Potential Repercussions from the European Copyright Directive

    Esports and video game streaming have become a popular pastime and a big business with gaming platforms such as Twitch and Mixer[i] attracting millions of viewers apiece and tournaments for…

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    October 24, 2019in Competition Law, Copyright, Gaming, IP, Trademarks, Trademarks, Uncategorized0by Editor
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    In Too Deep: Exclusive Rights of Game Producers in the Esports Industry

    In a previous article, I discussed the rise of esports, in this article I will explore the proprietary nature of esports, the deep control afforded to game producers over their…

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    August 21, 2019in Blogs, Copyright, IP, Trademarks0by Editor
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    Just Trademark It: Athletes Turning to Trademarks to Gain Competitive Edge

    With the Kawhi Leonard saga officially coming to a close on July 10th after his signing with the Los Angeles Clippers, the city of Toronto, along with the rest of…

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    May 22, 2019in Blogs, Copyright, Copyright Reform, IP0by Editor
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    The Future of Music Publishers’ Rights in the US and UK

    Recently, I sat in on a well-attended speaker event at Cassels Brock. The first speaker at the event was Erich C. Carey, Vice President and Senior Counsel of the National…

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    April 26, 2019in Blogs, Copyright0by Editor
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    Remuneration Models for Musicians: A Focus on the Reversionary Right

    This past fall, Canadian music icon Bryan Adams presented in front of the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage to propose an amendment to the Canadian reversionary right [1]. Adams recommended…

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    April 8, 2019in Artificial Intelligence, Blogs, Copyright, Data governance, Patents0by Editor
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    Combination of patent law, copyright can protect AI innovation, panel suggests

    This article was originally posted on thelawyersdaily.ca How courts deal with the concept of authorship is an area to watch as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more creative and humanlike, noted…

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