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VOLUME 16 |
NUMBER 1 |
JANUARY 2011 |
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CODEN: JIPRFG 16(1) 1-60(2011) |
ISSN : 0971-7544 |
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e-ISSN : 0975-1076 |
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CONTENTS |
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Articles |
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Celebrity Rights: Protection under IP Laws |
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Accommodating
Long Term Scientific Progress: Patent Prospects in the Pharmaceutical
Industry |
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Is It Broadcast or Broadcasting? |
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Model for IP Protection based on an Empirical Study of Iranian Nanotechnology Companies |
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Opinion |
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TRIPS, WTO and IPR: Protection of Bioresources and Traditional Knowledge |
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IPR―General |
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●The TRIPS Agreement: Helping or hurting
least developed countries’ access to essential pharmaceuticals?●The innovation–economic growth nexus: Global evidence ●Trade secrets in the IP
strategies of entrepreneurs ● Enforcement, economics and estimates ● The impact of piracy on innovation in the presence of technological
and market uncertainty ● IP, commercial needs and
humanitarian benefits: Must there be a conflict? ● Does the protection of foreign IPR stimulate
innovation in the |
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Patents |
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● Large-scale open innovation: Open source vs patent pools ● Patenting cryptographic technology
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uniform framework for patent eligibility ● Rules for patents ● Patenting human genes: The Myriad controversy ● Concerted refusals to license IPR ● An unsettling
development:The use of settlement related evidence for damages determinations
in patent litigation ● A heuristic procedure to identify the most
valuable chain of patent priority network ● Evergreening: A deceptive device in patent rights ● A rough set based approach to patent development with the consideration of resource
allocation
● Stimulating energy-efficient innovations in the
Dutch building sector: Empirical evidence from patent counts and policy
lessons
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Copyright and Trademark |
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● The impacts of the
differences between UK and US copyright laws for sound recordings on
musicians ●
Fulfilling the copyright social justice promise: Digitizing textual
information ● Digital piracy and firms’ strategic interactions:
The effects of public copy protection and DRM similarity
● Parallel importation of copyright
products in Taiwan: A struggle with international trade policy ● Copying, superstars,
and artistic creation ● From music tracks to
Google maps: Who owns computer-generated works? ● Copyright
for engineered DNA: An idea whose time has come?
● Freedom of panorama: A comparative look at the
right to create derivative works in public spaces
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Counterfeit fashion: The interplay between copyright and trademark law in
original fashion designs and designer knockoffs ● Free speech and international obligations to
protect trademarks |
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IPR News—General |
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● Biodiversity welcomes Nagoya Protocol ● US trade
representative finds fault with |
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Patent News |
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● USPTO pilot program ● UK government urges EC to
revisit single patent plans ● Detroit, Michigan announced as first
regional patent office ● Google signs deal to translate European patents ● Patent
fight erupts over Kakadu plum ● China on patents overdrive ● Apex court dismisses Bayer's appeal in patent-linkage case ● Diagnostic
tests can be patented, rules US Court ●
Natco Pharma seeks compulsory licence for copy of Pfizer drug
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Copyright and Trademark News |
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● Copyright and wrongs ● Lankan curry beats burger
giant McDonalds in trademark battle ● Court
grants injunction against two companies for infringing trademark of Ashok
Leyland |
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Key Patents |
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● Apple patents glasses-less 3D
projection ● Reality mobile’s first patent
award ● Power efficiency's revolutionary e-save technology granted patent ● Patent for biomolecular
interaction identification methods |
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Intellectual Property and Human Rights- A Paradox |
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Edited by Willem Grosheide |
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Understanding
Designs Act |
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Srikanth Venkatraman |
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