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Intellectual Property Commercialisation and Protection of Mātauranga Māori in New Zealand Universities

Ayoubi, Lida - 2019

Without appropriate consideration for rights of Māori, universities, as gatekeepers of knowledge and information, can … universities have an obligation to respect and protect the interests of Māori in their mātauranga. The paper provides an insight … mātauranga Māori. It evaluates the performance of universities regarding their obligations towards Māori under international …

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Competition Law and/versus Patent Law in New Zealand

Lai, Jessica C. - 2023

This article examines the interweaving borders between patent law and competition law. Despite the existence of certain statutory provisions that address the interface, it is a little examined area in New Zealand. The article attempts to elucidate the scope of the two intellectual property...

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'Accounting' for Intangibles - Taxation, Intellectual Property and the Law ... Lost in Translation?

Hinchliffe, Sarah - 2014

Frequently, practitioners encounter client queries relating to the ‘value' of their intangible asset (including, but not limited to, identifiable intangible assets other than intellectual property and goodwill, intellectual property such as trademarks, patents, copyright or indeed goodwill)....

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Economic Analysis of Composite Patent and Trade Secret Licensing and Antitrust Laws

Kulkarni, Aditi - 2019

Licensing Intellectual Property rights generates revenue for the owners of such rights. Bundling IP rights in a single license can generate more revenue. Patent rights and trade secret rights are somewhat conflicting IP rights. Combined licenses issued for using both patent rights and trade...

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From Meerkat to Periscope : Does Intellectual Property Law Prohibit the Live Streaming of Commercial Sporting Events

Edelman, Marc - 2016

This article discusses the potential impact of live streaming on the commercial sports industry and analyzes whether commercial sports enterprises have the legal power to stop live streaming of professional and collegiate sporting events. Part I of this article explores the history of live...

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A Social Justice Perspective on Intellectual Property Protection for Folk Music

Jamar, Steven D.; Mtima, Lateef - 2022

This chapter explores IP protectability of what may be broadly termed “folk music,” though, that is a term fraught with ambiguity, from an intellectual property social justice (IP-SJ) framework. Our IP-SJ approach helps illuminate how IP law and administration affect opportunities for...

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Challenges to the Patent System

D'Agostino, Giuseppina (Pina) - 2014

One of the underlying justifications of the patent system is to encourage dissemination of scientific knowledge and promote innovation. Yet, the patent system is not a green card to innovation. Indeed, given our progress in science and the increasing rate of technological developments it is...

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Relocating Geographical Indications

Gangjee, Dev Saif - 2011

This contains the Table of Contents and Introduction for a book retracing the origins of Geographical Indications (GI) protection and the process by which they have emerged as a distinct category of subject matter within international Intellectual Property (IP) law. It sets out to locate GIs...

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Bargaining and Intellectual Property Treaties : The Case for a Pro-Development Interpretation of TRIPS but Not TRIPS Plus

Turk, Matthew C. - 2014

This paper argues that, while a pro-development interpretation is warranted for the multilateral TRIPS agreement, it should not be applied to recent bilateral treaties known as “TRIPS Plus.” This case is made despite the fact that TRIPS Plus treaties appear on their face to be more...

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To (C) or Not to (C)? Copyright and Innovation in the Digital Typeface Industry

Lipton, Jacqueline D. - 2015

Intellectual property rights are often justified by utilitarian theory. However, recent scholarship suggests that creativity thrives in some industries in the absence of intellectual property protection. These industries might be called IP's negative spaces. One such industry that has received...

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