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Intellectual property right Daily update ⋅ 31 March 2018 NEWS The Intellectual Properties of Learning by John Willinsky — inventing copyright Financial Times Intellectual property is central to commercial and cultural life in the digital era. The notion that ideas create and hold value, and that the originators of those ideas should be able to profit from them, has enabled many individuals and companies to gain great wealth. But the web has also encouraged ... Flag as irrelevant Combatting Deep Fakes through the Right of Publicity Lawfare (blog) But in fact, a loophole built into Section 230 immunity—the intellectual property exception—could be helpful in combating deep fakes and other next-generation fake news. Victims of deep fakes may successfully bring "right of publicity" claims against online platforms, thereby forcing the platforms to ... Flag as irrelevant Do Intellectual Property Rights Extend to Graffiti Art?: The 5Pointz Case JURIST Professor Uché Ewelukwa Ofodile is a professor of law at the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville, Arkansas, where she teaches in the international law and intellectual property fields. Professor Ewelukwa is also an active member of the American Society of International Law (ASIL) and ... Flag as irrelevant Managing IP Ownership Issues With Employment Agreements Law.com The IP provisions in employment agreements frequently include a holdover or surviving provision that obligates the departing employee to assign post-employment inventions that have a tangential relationship to the employer's business back to the employer. These provisions present several problems. Flag as irrelevant China issues guidelines on transfer of IP rights to foreign investors Reuters BEIJING, March 29 (Reuters) - China's state council issued guidelines on Thursday on the transfer of intellectual property rights to foreign investors. The state council, or cabinet, will review proposed IP transfers that may affect national security and semiconductor, software and agriculture-related IP ... China warns US not to open 'Pandora's Box' - Gulf Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant After Donald Trump's intellectual property theft allegations, China tightens rules on transferring ... The New Indian Express BEIJING: China has issued new guidelines on transferring intellectual property rights from Chinese firms or individuals to foreign investors, as global tensions rise over technology theft. The instructions made public by the State Council on Thursday stipulate that IP rights related to integrated circuits, ... Flag as irrelevant Crucial Tips for Using IP Watching and Enforcement to Protect Your Business Law.com Intellectual property rights in trademarks, copyrights, domain names and website content are among a company's most significant assets and account for key elements of a business' core operations and consumer brand recognition. Twenty-first century businesses must protect these critical assets by ... Flag as irrelevant Australian trademark law amendments, WHOIS fears, and EUIPO launches anti-counterfeit prize ... World Trademark Review (blog) In our latest edition, we look the end of a heated legal dispute over an Icelandic chant, fears increase of future WHOIS access, Major League Soccer confirms it won't trademark the name of a Los Angeles team rivalry, and the Australian government has published a draft version of an IP law amendment ... Flag as irrelevant Washington suffers from IP-theft paranoia Global Times One of the focal points in the China-US trade conflict is the US' accusation that China infringes upon its Intellectual Property (IP) rights, which is also the direction of the 301 investigation. Through the Western media, the US promotes the accusation that China steals US technology, trying to create an ... Flag as irrelevant China steps up scrutiny of IP transfers to foreign firms on national security grounds South China Morning Post China has for years come under fire from the US and many other countries for its lax protection of intellectual property, but it has started to improve in this area, especially since the push began to develop as a tech superpower. In 2015, Beijing unveiled its Made in China 2025 strategy, modelled on ... Flag as irrelevant See more results | Edit this alert   You have received this email because you have subscribed to Google Alerts. Unsubscribe | View all your alerts Receive this alert as RSS feed Send Feedback