LATEST FROM THE WORLD OF COPYRIGHT


The IPKat has just received another free sample issue of Copyright World, published by Informa. Contents of this issue include the following:

* "What's It Worth?", by Consor's veteran IP strategist Weston Anson. Wes values music, celebrities and entertainment properties (among other things) for a living and this article features two case studies drawn from his practice;

* "The Celador Story", in which Jacqueline Nunan interviews Adrian Woolfe (MD of Celador, the company which controls and licenses 'Who Wants to be a Millionnaire?');

* "Around the World", by Marc David Peters and James Pooley (both of Milbank Tweed), considering the strategic advantages and disadvantages of suing individual file-sharers for copyright infringement.

The IPKat is quite enjoying his little supply of Copyright Worlds and hopes it continues ...
LATEST FROM THE WORLD OF COPYRIGHT LATEST FROM THE WORLD OF COPYRIGHT Reviewed by Jeremy on Saturday, November 20, 2004 Rating: 5

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