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Sunday Surprises

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This Kat is keeping fresh

Another week, another miscellany roundup.

Conferences


Danish Copyright Society


On 20th of September 2021 at 16:30 (4:30 pm CEST), the Danish Copyright Society (www.dsfo.dk) will host an online conference regarding recent case law from the ECJ. The meeting will focus on ECJ's case law regarding use of content online, liability of online platforms and enforcement of online infringements. The meeting will also touch upon the Court’s tendency to place more and more emphasis on the subjective knowledge of both right holders and platforms in regards to copyright infringements.
 
Speakers:
  • Professor Eleonora Rosati (Head Speaker)
  • Partner Jakob Plesner Mathiasen
  • Professor Morten Rosenmeier
Attendance is free, but registration is required. To register and receive meeting details please send an email to ida@dsfo.dk.

Austral University


Austral University is holding its first International Congress in IP on 21-22 September 2021, on the theme of 'New Frontiers of Intellectual Property and Disruptive Technologies', with panellists to include PermaKat Prof. Eleonora Rosati. Find out more here (in Spanish).

INTA

INTA will host its 2021 Brand Resilience: Risk, Recovery and the Future of the Brand Practitioner Conference in an online format on 22-23 September. Find out more here.

Events

Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys

The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys is holding a range of upcoming events, including:

UNION-IP

On Wednesday, 22 September at 5pm, UNION-IP will host Acting Head of IP policy at the UK IPO, James Porter, on 22 September 2021, to provide an update on the UK’s position on the IP stage globally, touching on a range of issues. Tickets are free for both UNION-IP members and non-members and available here. Attendance is possible either in person (with a limited number of tickets available) or online.

Courses

UCL/IBIL

UCL’s Institute of Brand and Innovation Law is providing a range of CPD courses in the coming months, with those of especial relevance to those interested in IP including the following:

Katcall Reminder

Interested candidates should note that the deadline for applying to become a GuestKat or InternKat is Wednesday, 15 September 2021 (midnight, GMT), with a start date for successful candidates in mid-October 2021. For more details, see here.

Other

Kat readers with an interest in copyright policy may enjoy perusing Dr Melanie Stockton-Brown's recent zine, which makes use of ethnographic research into how film archives could make use of Art. 8 CDSM to widen public access to their out-of-commerce works. Physical copies are also available on request to the author. 

Sunday Surprises Sunday Surprises Reviewed by Sophie Corke on Sunday, September 12, 2021 Rating: 5

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