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Given their different backgrounds and cultures, it was not surprising
that Europeans found it so hard to reach consensus on a copyright code |
The annual
BLACA–IPI Seminar takes place on 14 October in the London office of law firm Bird & Bird. The subject is European Copyright Reform. Speakers will include Jonathan Griffiths (Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary, University of London) on "Reform of the three-step test", Paul Torremans (Professor of Intellectual Property Law, University of Nottingham) on the limitations of an EU approach to a copyright code, plus contributions from Mr Justice Arnold, Frances Lowe and Uma Suthersanen (on orphan works).
The cost is as follows: IPI and Blaca members £25; others £50. Students go free.
To attend please email the IPI
here and reserve your place.
The 1709 Blog is pleased to note that, after a long quiet summer, the Intellectual Property Institute is showing signs of renewed life.
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