June EIPR
It’s not even the bank holiday, and yet the June European Intellectual Property Review is already gracing subscribers’ doorsteps. Inside they’ll find:
* Simon Chapman and Jenny Holmen (FFW) on new gTLDs and what they mean for IP owners;
* IPKat co-blogmeister Ilanah on the concept of embellishment in trade mark law:
* Tony Ciro (La Trobe University) and Mark Fox (Indiana University) on competition v copyright protection in the digital age:
* Alexandra Sims (University of Auckland) on the public interest defence in copyright law:
* Vanya Bromfield and John Runeckles (White and Case) on securitisation of IP:
* Michele Boote (Addleshaw Goddard) on the ECJ’s Picasso decision;
* Julia Clark (Hogarth Chambers) on the Court of Appeal in Philips v Remington;
* Gunter Poll (Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Poll & Ventroni) on technologically new types of exploitation under German law;
* The usual case notes and book reviews.
Desperately seeking beer
No, the IPKat hasn’t finally hit the bottle. Instead, he’d love to get his paws on an English version of the Finnish Supreme Court’s judgment in the Budweiser case. If anyone can help him out, please drop him an email here.
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