Interested in EU copyright or EU trade secrets? Here are two other events for you, with Kat-discounts
Conference season is in full swing, and our friends at
the ERA Academy of European Law wish to let The IPKat know about two events
that come with a substantial discount for our readers.
The first event is devoted to all things EU copyright:
it is the Annual
Conference on European Copyright Law 2018, which is taking place in Trier (Germany) on 22 and
23 November 2018. The agenda looks juicy, with talks devoted to the Digital
Single Market copyright reform, the definition and responsibility
of online content-sharing service providers, online use of press publications,
public interest and limits to copyright protection, human rights and copyright,
key recent rulings from the CJEU (featuring Marko Ilešič, ie the judge
rapporteur in both GS Media, C-160/15
and Ziggo, C-610/15), and data
economy policy and copyright.
The other good news is that IPKat readers enjoy a 25%
discount on the registration fee. For further information and to register, click
here and use the IPKat VIP code
2018IPKAT25.
The
other event is taking place in Brussels on 6 December 2018, and is devoted to The
EU Trade Secrets Directive.
Also in this case, the agenda touches upon a number of key issues, including an
update on transposition and main changes brought to selected national laws,
avoiding disclosure by putting in place efficient preventive measures, how to
distinguish in practice between lawful and unlawful acquisition of trade
secrets, and measures, procedures and remedies and how the EU Directive changes
trade secrets litigation.
Also for this event, IPKat readers enjoy a 25% discount on the registration fee. For further
information and to register, click
here and use the IPKat VIP code
2018IPKAT25.
Interested in EU copyright or EU trade secrets? Here are two other events for you, with Kat-discounts
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