Understanding the meaning of weaker IP rights and commercializing innovation are the focus of major intellectual property events in September and October.
The Center for Intellectual Property x Innovation Policy (IP²) is holding its annual fall conference at George Mason University, September 22-23.
“After decades of efforts by some to slow the perceived expansion of intellectual property rights (IPR) around the globe, policymakers and courts in a number of countries have responded by placing greater limitations on IPR.”
Now that such limits have been in effect for a few years, researchers have been able to start measuring the impact on innovators, creators, and the overall economy.
The Annual Fall Conference of C-IP2, IP on the Wane: Examining the Impacts as IP Rights Are Reduced, brings together leading researchers, policymakers, creators, and innovators to share their experiences and results.
To register for this in-person conference tap here. Fee is $0 to $400 depending on how you register.
This meeting is being Co-Hosted with the Global Antitrust Institute (GAI) and the National Security Institute (NSI).
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The Licensing Executives Society annual meeting its holding its annual meeting this year in San Francisco October 16-19 at the Marriott Marquis. There will be more than 30 panels and sessions.This year’s theme is “Commercializing Innovation.” For the top five reasons to attend. They include:
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