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Intellectual Property Law and Policy: Volume 10

Edited by: Hugh C. Hansen

ISBN13: 9781841138275

Published: March 2008

Publisher: Hart Publishing

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Hardback

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The 15th Annual volume in the series collects the presentations and discussion from the Annual Fordham IP Conference. The contributions, by leading world experts, analyze the most pressing issues in copyright, trademark and patent law as seen from the perspectives of the USA, the EU, Asia and WIPO.

This volume, in common with its predecessors, seeks to make a lasting contribution to discourse in IP law; few of the chapters are merely descriptive, and most raise questions of policy or discuss new developments.

Subjects:: Intellectual Property Law

Contents:: SESSION I: PLENARY SESSION; The Next Ten Years in Intellectual Property Law: What Should Happen? What Will Happen?; Part A: The Next Ten Years in WIPO and WTO; Part B: The Next Ten Years in Trademarks; Part C: The Next Ten Years in Copyright 29; Part D: The Next Ten Years in Patents; Part E: The Next Ten Years of IP Law in the U.S. Supreme Court; Part F: The Next Ten Years of IP Law in the European Court of Justice; SESSION II: COPYRIGHT; Unauthorized Use of Works on the Web: What Can Be Done? What Should Be Done?; Part A: Legality of Unauthorized Use; Part B: Non-Copyright Legal Solutions; Part C: Copyright Issues in Online Music; SESSION III: PATENT; Part A: Non-Obviousness and Inventive Step: A Comparative View; Part B: Extraterritoriality and Related Principles: To What Extent Have and Should National Courts Apply their Domestic Patent Laws and Policies to Activities in Other Countries?; Part C: Patentable Subject Matter: The Road Ahead for Software and Business Method Patents; SESSION IV: ANTITRUST/COMPETITION LAW & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; Part A: Standard Setting and Competition Issues; Part B: Refusals to License; Part C: Intellectual Property and Competition Policy on Parallel Trade; SESSION V: PATENT; Part A: Japanese IP Developments; Part B: EU Legislative and Related Developments; Part C: Courthouse Relationships: The Federal Circuit and the Supreme Court, The Court of Appeal and the House of Lords, Member State Courts and the Court of Justice; SESSION VI: HUMAN RIGHTS & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; SESSION VII: TRADEMARK; Part A: Trademark Law Developments in the European Union; Part B: Third-Party Uses of Trademarks: Search Engines and Key Words; Part C: Dilution: A Review of Recent Developments; Part D: Functionality and Protection of Product Configuration Marks; SESSION VIII: COPYRIGHT; Part A: Canada, Australia and New Zealand; Part B: The Recasting of Copyright and Related Rights in the European Union — What Should the EU Do? What Will the EU Do?; Part C: WIPO Broadcasting Treaty and the Politics of Intellectual Property; Part D: Exclusive Rights v. Global Remuneration; Part E: Developments in the Copyright Office and Congress; SESSION IX: PATENT; Part A: A View From the Trenches; Part B: MedImmune: What Is a Case or Controversy Without Reasonable Apprehension? Implications for Licensors, Licensees and the Rest of Us; Part C: Patent Law Reform; SESSION X: COPYRIGHT; Part A: Intellectual Property Law and Design; Part B: The Three-Step Test: Is It Out of Step?; Part C: Copyright Law in the 21st Century: Some Empirical and Theoretical Considerations Concerning Fair Use, Tolerated Use, Indeterminate Protection, and Compulsory Licensing; SESSION XI: TRADEMARK; From Communication to Thing: When Were Trademarks First Conceptualized and Treated as Property. Does it Matter?; SESSION XII: TRADE; Part A: Thailand and Compulsory Licenses; Part B: Trade Policy in Intellectual Property: Policy, Priorities, and Emerging Issues; Part C: India, IP Developments and TRIPs; Part D: TRIPs and China: Should a Case be Brought? — Will it be Brought?; Appendix: The Next Ten Years in EU Copyright: Making Markets Work

Series: Fordham Intellectual Property Law and Policy Annual

Intellectual Property Law and Policy: Volume 11

Edited by: Hugh C. Hansen

ISBN 9781841139968
Published November 2010
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