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The copyright balancing act

Do copyright laws incentivize artists to create in a way that benefits society as a whole, or do they discourage innovation by locking up culture for the financial benefit of a small minority? MIP asked a copyright owner and a pro-piracy campaigner to debate whether the copyright law balance has tipped too far in favour of rights holders. Christian Engström of the Swedish Pirate Party opens the correspondence, and Scott Martin of Paramount Pictures responds

Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2007
Icann in showdown with government reps

The date has been set for a key meeting between Icann’s Board and the Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC), but will it lead to further delays in the new gTLD Applicant Guidebook?

Managing IP Correspondent, January 24 2011
Australia and US continue pilot PPH

The USPTO and IP Australia have extended their pilot patent prosecution highway (PPH) programme until April 13 2012.

Managing IP Correspondent, January 24 2011
Who owns INNs?

As though the questions of more top-level domains, country codes, the EU domain, cyberpiracy and squatting are not enough problems to deal with, WIPO is now facing a new challenge: what to do about international non-proprietary names (INNs).

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2000
Imagining the IP future

Three years ago the European Patent Office launched an innovative project to consider how the IP environment may evolve by 2025. What they discovered will have far-reaching consequences for IP users, owners and policy makers, says project leader Shirin Elahi

Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2007
Apple expected to keep App Store - for now

Microsoft is unlikely to block Apple from registering the App Store trade mark in the United States, lawyers have predicted

Managing IP Correspondent, January 20 2011
Telstra continues battle to copyright directories

Telstra’s last ditch attempt to protect copyright in its telephone directories by filing for special leave to appeal to the Australian High Court is likely to fail, say lawyers

Managing IP Correspondent, January 18 2011
The end of the beginning

China has long been criticized for failing to enforce IP rights. Now, after years of thinly veiled threats, the US has taken the matter to the WTO. Peter Ollier considers what may happen next, and how the row will affect IP owners

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2007
Dyson too negative on China IP enforcement

Lawyers believe that criticism of China’s patent system by UK inventor James Dyson goes too far

January 18 2011
Brazil: Drugs dispute demands action

The market for pharmaceuticals in Brazil has great potential. Yet Brazil's Health Authority is in conflict with the pharmaceutical industry over IP rights, and sales are suffering. Deborah Portilho and Rana Gosain of Daniel Advogados investigate

Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007

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