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EU, Australia and USA claim victory in a recent WTO GIs dispute by Christoph Spennemann, UNCTAD

 

European patenting of software-based inventions by Helen Disney and Meir Pugatch

 

India’s new Patent Ordinance by Shamnad Basheer, Associate Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre

 

International Licensing and the strengthening of Intellectual Property Rights in developing countries by Douglas Lippoldt, Senior Trade Policy Analyst, OECD

 

IP, generics and ARV treatment by Ken Shadlen, Lecturer, London School of Economics

 

Microsoft and the compulsory licensing of IP by Duncan Curley, Partner, McDermott Will & Emery

On DRM by Charles Crouch, Boston University

 

Singapore’s commitment to a stronger IP regime: are there lessons for other developing countries by Julius Sen, London School of Economics

 

Surge in bilateral regional free trade agreements in the area of geographical indications (GIs) leaves developing countries caught between contradictory obligations by Christoph Spennemann, UNCTAD

 

The importance of design protection in improving the competitiveness of European industry by Dr Inmaculada Gonzalez, Attorney at Law, Associate Cuatrecasas Abogados

  

Commentary

 

Another One Bites the Dust: EU Enforcement of IPRs by Helen Disney and Dr. Meir P. Pugatch

 

A Sisyphean tale of the European Community Patent? by Helen Disney and Meir Pugatch

 

Here They Go Again – Oxfam, IPRs and Jordan by Helen Disney and Dr. Meir P. Pugatch

 

Interoperability or Interoper-IP-ability? by Helen Disney and Meir Pugatch

 

IP Economics: Market-based vs. Centrally Planned Solutions by Helen Disney and Dr. Meir P. Pugatch

 

IP debates – the lessons of history? by Helen Disney and Meir Pugatch

 

Is TRIPS Dead? Long Live IGWG? by Meir Pugatch and Helen Disney

 

Land, knowledge and the space in between - is there a distinction between property rights and intellectual property rights? by Meir Pugatch and Helen Disney

 

On Egypt, the Sphinx and the Copyright Term of Protection by Meir Pugatch and Helen Disney

 

On Risk, Market Failures and IPRs by Meir Pugatch and Helen Disney

 

Oxfam is an Honourable Organisation or the Unbearable Ease of Half-Truths by Helen Disney and Meir Pugatch with critique by Graham Dutfield

 

Predictions or Prophecies: How Will the Microsoft Case End? by Helen Disney and Dr Meir P. Pugatch

 

Protecting IPRs as a strategic choice for Europe by Dr Meir Pugatch and Helen Disney

 

Questions to the Government of Thailand by Helen Disney and Dr Meir P. Pugatch

 

Some declarations just don’t make sense – on software and standards by Meir Pugatch and Helen Disney

 

The complex (and maybe even impossible) job of IP policy-makers today by Helen Disney and Dr. Meir P. Pugatch

 

The Patent Reform Act - Divided We Are, United We Stand by Helen Disney and Dr. Meir P. Pugatch

 

Two perspectives on IPRs and multilateralism by Helen Disney and Meir Pugatch

 

What’s the environment (and energy) got to do with it? by Helen Disney and Meir Pugatch

 

Will the EU Fail, Again? by Helen Disney and Meir Pugatch

  

Topic of the Month

 

A Dip in the Patent Pool by Simon Moore, Stockholm Network

 

Barbie goes to war – the billion dollar IP dispute between Barbie and Bratz by Rachel Chu, Stockholm Network

 

Cause or Coincidence? Some Empirical Findings on the Link between IP and Innovation by Kristian Niemietz, Stockholm Network

 

Digital Rights Management (DRM) for Online Content in Europe: A Love-Hate Relationship by Sukanya Natarajan, Stockholm Network

 

Intellectual Property in China: No Quick Fix by Sukanya Natarajan, Stockholm Network

 

IPRs and SMEs by Anne Jensen, Project Manager for Trade, IP and Competition at Stockholm Network

 

Latin America Intellectual Property Challenges by Felix Rozanski, CEDIQUIFA

 

Market leaders and industrial policy

 

Microsoft Judgement Confirms New World Order in Competition Policy by Simon Moore, Stockholm Network

 

More Italian than the Italians? Geographical indications and Parmesan by Savvas Parselias, Stockholm Network

 

Nongovernmental Organisations, Developing Countries, and the Globalisation of IPRs: A Network Approach by Ben Prickril, International Advisory Committee of Public Interest Intellectual Property Advisors

 

Rightful or Restrictive – Will Consumers Ever Learn to Stop Worrying and Start Loving Digital Rights Management? by Anne Jensen, Project Manager for Trade, IP and Competition at Stockholm Network

 

Support in the Field of IPR for SMEs: To Patent or not to Patent? by Alfred Radauer, Austrian Institute for SME Research

 

The Economics of DRM in Capitalist Markets by Dr Meir P. Pugatch

 

The Entrepreneurial Function in Integrating New Knowledge for the new technology-based firm by Geoff Gregson, University of Edinburgh

  

The importance of technology transfer in developing countries by Jon Sandelin, Stanford University Office of Technology Licensing

 

The Secret Garden by Gulya Isyanova, Stockholm Network

 

Top of the league – The challenge of being the best by Paul Healy, Stockholm Network

 

Turning the EU Competition Authority into a Software Certification Authority? by Fredrik Erixon, Director, European Centre for International Political Economy

  

Book reviews

 

Courting Confusion? Where is Canada’s Intellectual Property Policy Heading? by David Torstensson and Dr Meir Pugatch

 

If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It – A Discussion Paper on the benefits of the Voluntary Market-Driven Approach to Innovation by Dr Meir Pugatch

 

Le Droit Français de la Concurrence (French Competition Law) by Aurelien Condomines – Dr Meir P. Pugatch

 

Resource Book on TRIPs and Development, UNCTAD-ICTSD Project of IPRs and Sustainable Development

 

The Economics of the European Patent System- IP Policy for Innovation and Competition by Dominique Guellec and Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potterie

  

The Process of Intellectual Property Policy-Making in the 21st Century – Shifting from a General Welfare Model to a Multi-Dimensional One by Dr Meir Pugatch

 

What is wrong with royalties in high technology industries? by Damien Geradin

 

Experts’ Corner

 

Anti-trust and patent settlement investigations by Joseph P Cook and David Monk

 

Incentives to Innovate- discussing the balancing test by Yannis S. Katsoulacos, Athens University of Economics and Business

 

IPRs and SMEs: Does public policy adequately support small firms on IPR matters? by Alfred Radauer, Austrian Institute for SME Research

 

IPR Mediation in an Increasingly Global and Technological Society by Jeremy Lack

 

Is human gene patenting based on faulty science? by Graham Dutfield, Queen Mary University of London

 

Lack of Communication? Competition Rules and IPRs in the Telecom Sector by Michael Einhorn, CONSOR Intellectual Asset Management

 

Parallel Imports Are Not a Cure For America’s Prescription Drug Access Problem by Brian Ferguson, University of Guelph

 

Patents and Energy – generating results or generating controversy? by Dr Konstantinos Karachalios, European Patent Office

 

Patents and measuring competitiveness: Reflections on living with a huge new database by Kevin Scally, National University of Ireland

 

Patents, tying agreements and market power by Joseph Cook, NERA Economic Consulting

 

Pharmaceuticals and IPRs in the EU: evidence from jurisprudence by Manuel Campolini, Member of the Brussels bar, Janson Baugniet

  

Proprietary Software vs. Open Source Software by Federico Etro, University of Milan

 

Reporting Intellectual Property – Mapping What Drives Value by Roya Ghafele, WIPO

 

Sittin’ in the Dock with eBay by Benjamin May, Aramis Societe d’Avocats, Paris

 

Some Recent SPCs Developments in Europe by Conal Clynch, Intellectual Property and Innovation Directorate, UK Patent Office

 

The Patent Reform Act by Bryan Ray, NERA Economic Consulting

 

Three Dimensional Objects as Trademarks by Amir Friedman, Friedman & Co. Intellectual Property Law offices

  

Views

 

A New Tune for the Music Business by Simon Moore, Stockholm Network

 

Beyond Pirate Bay by Rachel Chu, Stockholm Network

 

China & the Olympics: Was it gold for IPRs? by Sloane Ebersole, Stockholm Network

 

Fighting the Fakes: Why Harry Potter's Magic doesn’t work by Sukanya Natarajan, Stockholm Network

 

For SMEs but Without Consulting Them? A Critique of the Gowers Review of Intellectual Property by John Mitchell, AllVoice Computing plc

 

International Property Rights Index (IPRI) by Scott LaGanga, Property Rights Alliance

 

IPRinternalise”: Integrating Intellectual Property Rights in Technical Education by Prof. Prabuddha Ganguli, Siddharth Jabade and Hemant Abhyankar

 

Protecting 21st Century Know-How by Rev Robert A Sirico

 

Stockholm Network Expert’s Series on IPRs and Competition – A Statistical Analysis of the Gowers Review by Simon Moore, Stockholm Network

 

The IP Challenges of Web 2.0 by Gulya Isyanova, Stockholm Network

 

The real threat to European R&D by Alec van Gelder, International Policy Network

 

What’s on the scientists minds? by Rachel Diamant, University of Haifa