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On 25 May 2023 WIPO will hold a webinar on “Copyright Infringement Issues in the Metaverse”. This webinar will delve into copyright infringement issues that are prevalent in the metaverse. Click here to register.
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25 May 2023: “Respect for IP Webinars: Copyright Infringement Issues in the Metaverse”.On 25 May 2023 WIPO will hold a webinar on “Copyright Infringement Issues in the Metaverse”. This webinar will delve into copyright infringement issues that are prevalent in the metaverse. Click here to register.
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On 17 May 2023, the European Commission published its biennial Report on the Protection and Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in third countries. Click here to know more.
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