[Electronic Information for Libraries] A video is now available of the the March 3 webinar on AI, Big Data and TDM, which was hosted by the Kenya Copyright Board in cooperation with Electric Information for Libraries, the Kenya Libraries and Information Consortium and the Right to Research in International Copyright Law project.
[Research Symposium, QUT Faculty of Law, 29 October 2020] This event focused upon copyright law and the creative industries. It brought together legal scholars, policy-makers, and practitioners; creative artists from an array of disciplines; as well as theorists of new media and digital technologies. The event considered the origins of copyright law, policy, and practice. Speakers explored their recent historical work about the foundation and evolution of copyright law and policy.
Yesterday the Broadband Breakfast Club hosted a panel discussion titled “The Costs of Global Intellectual Property Piracy: How Can the Phenomenon Be Empirically Quanitified?” The event featured speakers who have conducted studies for GAO and the IIPI, two representatives from…
Yesterday PIJIP hosted a a debate between two leading industry advocates with divergent visions of U.S. trade policy on intellectual property and technology matters. The panelists were Matt Schruers, Vice President for Law & Policy, Computer & Communications Industry Association…
VIEW WEBCAST Thursday, November 4, 2010 5:00 pm Reception | 6:00 pm Lecture 4801 Massachusetts Avenue, NW | Room 603
“Public Interest Analysis of the International Intellectual Property Enforcement Agenda,” was a conference co-sponsored by PIJIP, the GWU Intstitute for Global and International Studies, the University of Ottawa Center for Law Technology, and Society, and Google Inc. Participants at the…
AU Washington College of Law November 5, 2009 WEBCASTS: PANEL 1 – Strengthening IP Enforcement Through TRIPS and Other Multilateral Initiatives PANEL 2 – American Efforts to Strengthen International IP Enforcement PANEL 1 – Strengthening IP Enforcement Through TRIPS and…