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Postgraduate Diploma/MA in UK, EU, and US Copyright Law Online Course
Informa plc and King’s College London have partnered to offer a distance-learning course on UK, EU & US Copyright Law starting 27 September 2023. It deals with a wide range of rights (e.g., literary, dramatic, artistic works) as well as covering infringement and remedies, as well as looking at the challenges presented by international communication through satellite and the internet. For more information, click here.
The Economic Impact of Patent Holdout
4iP Council will be holding a webinar hosted by Dr. bowman Heiden, Dr. Justus Baron, and Axel Ferrazzini, authors of the research paper “The Economic Impact of Patent Holdout”. They will examine the theoretical foundations of patent holdout, and show evidence of its economic impact. For more information, click here.
ManagingIP covers the IPKat’s 20th birthday celebrations
Our fellow IP reporters at ManagingIP attended our recent birthday celebrations, and have published this post about the event.
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