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JETLaw’s 2019-2020 Annual Symposium, Vanderbilt University Law
School
A theme that becomes more relevant everyday: Tech Influence.
Join JETLaw on 20 February 2020 to talk about technology’s influence on our
lives. The influence of technology on Government, courts and you, are
addressed. Lawrence Lessig will deliver a keynote that promises to keep you on the
edge of your chair. More information is available here.
Call for article submissions
Do you also sometimes get poetic about IP law? In
celebration of the month of love, JIPLP launched a call for article
submissions addressing IP issues as relating to the realm of love and passion. An
example is IP controversies between dating apps and websites, e.g. the recent
Tinder/Bumble feud over the swipe. More information about this lovely opportunity
is available here.
PhD opportunity
Will AI be writing songs? How does this affect the copyright
ownership and enforcement in the music industry? Are these just some of the
questions that keep you awake at night? If so, we have existing news for you!
Brunel University has a position available for a PhD student to investigate
these and other related questions under the supervision of our own Book Editor Hayleigh Bosher. Enquiries and applications must be submitted here.
Traineeships
The Court of Justice of the European Union offers paid
traineeships. It will be for a period of five months in the chambers of Members
of the Court of Justice and the General Court and in the administrative departments
of the Court. Traineeships are limited, so hurry and get all the important
information here!
The Intellectual Property Law Reading Group
The effect of the internet on creation and co-creation is up for discussion! Join this group of IP enthusiasts on the 27th of February to participate in this interesting discussion. Read more about the points of discussion and other relevant information here.
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