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A Novel Dataset Measuring Change in Copyright Exceptions

Kluwer Copyright Blog

In 2015, the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property (PIJIP) set out to conduct empirical research on the impact of copyright exceptions. We soon realized that information about the changes to copyright law over time – which would be especially useful for empirical studies – was lacking.

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Friday Fantasies

The IPKat

WIPO - Artificial Intelligence & IP Workshop WIPO will hold an online workshop on Artificial Intelligence & Intellectual Property from 6 to 10 December 2021 to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on copyright, design, and patents. Submissions should be sent to admin@atrip.org no later than 1 February 2022.

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Guest Book Review: Teaching Intellectual Property Law

The IPKat

I like using props as part of my teaching, and I thought I’d done well to integrate a tea towel and an English afternoon tea tin sporting a red Routemaster London bus to try and engage my students on the finer points of the concept of originality in copyright. All of those can enrich how we engage our audiences on their IP journeys.

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National Intellectual Property Rights Conference 2023 – Day 1

Intepat

The session also acknowledged the pivotal role played by a robust IP regime in India’s expansion and innovation, facilitated by legislative reforms and escalated investments in higher education. He expressed concerns about copyright protection for such works, citing legal cases like Thomson Reuters vs. Ross Intelligence Inc.,

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A (More!) Problematic Plagiarism: Thinking About The Allegations Against UGC

SpicyIP

Plagiarism’, is an oft-castigated (even if not always, see Brian Frye’s works here and here ) buzzword in the copyright bazaar, especially in academia , wherein ‘original(ity)’ is an amply-emphasized expectation. But does it becomes more problematic when it is being d one by (some)body designed to police it? .

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Changed, changed utterly - or not? Germany's new coalition states its intentions regarding digitalisation and innovation

The IPKat

They also advocate a ‘ more science-friendly copyright law ’ and the development of the National Research Data Infrastructure and European Research Data Space, alongside enabling data sharing of fully anonymised and non-personal data for research in the public interest.