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Book Review: The Transformation of EU Geographical Indications Law

The IPKat

The book looks at the evolution of the origin link – the key aspect of the EU’s sui generis geographical indications (GI) system. Chapter 3 covers the history of the EU GI regime. In Chapter 5, Zappalaglio elaborates on the suitability of showing a product’s history as the basis of the origin link.

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Family Recipes, Holidays, and the Mystique of Trade Secrets

Nelligan Law

Family recipes are like whispered legends, carrying the essence of heritage and history. Their evolution spans continents and generations, adapting to new lands while preserving the essence of bygone eras. Beyond the mere mix of ingredients, these culinary treasures transcend time, embodying tradition and culture.

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Never Too Late: If you missed the IPKat last week!

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An Oral History of Creative Processes in Street Art and Graffiti Subcultures’ authored by Enrico Bonadio. The reviewed considered the focus of the book, namely the evolution of US copyright law and street art graffiti. Book reviews Kevin Bercimuelle-Chamot reviewed the book ‘Copyright in the Street.

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In memoriam: William (Bill) Cornish (1937 - 2022)

The IPKat

We must have been a little wary of one another, since we scarcely spoke about the subject at all -- me because, as a neophyte, I was unwilling to display my ignorance of it and Bill because, as I was later to discover, had so much to talk about that interested him more than straight IP.

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Copyrights & The Cobra Pose: Flexing My Musical Muscles at SOCAN (IP Intensive Reflection)

IPilogue

The best part about the timing of the Intensive is that everything comes full circle. As streaming services propose the “lowest royalty rates in history,” achieving equitable remuneration for music creators is an important mission. This program is purposefully designed for students in the final year of their legal education.

Music 119
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Osgoode Welcomes Professor Ruth L. Okediji: “The Paradox of Intellectual Property Injustice”

IPilogue

The evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) systems, along with the effects of the recent pandemic, have also played significant roles in displacing human labourers. Exceptions to international IP standards, enforcing mandatory licensing provisions, or speaking about “access” as the primary measure of equality may no longer be enough.

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Honesty as a Defense vis-à-vis Trademark Infringements: Principle or Provision?

SpicyIP

In this post, I extend it by highlighting HCU’s history arguing that HCU is a principle of trademark law and not just a provision limited to Section 12. While I agree with the court’s ruling about HCU being a defense, I would argue that it doesn’t come from the special circumstances under Section 12.

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