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SpicyIP Events: INTA’s 136th Annual Meeting

A reminder to our readers about the INTA Annual Meeting coming up. Please note that online registration closes this Friday, May 2nd. View mobile version More than 8,100 attendees from over 140 countries have already registered for the 2014 Annual Meeting in Hong Kong. Don’t miss the opportunity to showcase your expertise in India and the surrounding South Asian region at the first INTA Annual Meeting in Asia!See corporations attending!With just a few weeks remaining before the Annual Meeting, registrants […]

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SpicyIP Events: IT Legal Summit 2014

Information Technology Legal Summit (ITLS) 2014, 22nd May, 2014 Vivanta by Taj – Whitefield, Bengaluru http://www.itlegalsummit.com Download Summit Agenda | Register Now! Aim of the Summit With globalization and IT Revolution there are issue that do not fall within the same spectrum of law or jurisdiction and making difficult to easily avail a consolidated expert knowledge of applicable laws at transaction level and any relevant interpretation thereto. The 2nd Annual of IT Legal Summit by Lex Witness provides a fast

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Guest Post: NETmundial – an overview

Kartik Chawla, who has earlier blogged for us on Network Neutrality and the TN govt’s proposed use of Open Source software, brings us a bit of coverage of the recently concluded NETmundial, the global multistakeholder meeting on the future of internet governance. As he points out in the latter half of the post, the final outcome of the meeting was somewhat of a disappointment, given the initial potential that a participative and deliberative multistakerholder model was expected to have. NETmundial

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GIIP PG Diploma Course in IPR and Patent Management

The wide variety of career opportunities in IP goes far beyond being a lawyer or corporate IP counsel. IP professionals include patent agents, technical specialists, licensing executives, consultants, and IP experts in business, science, education and international development environments. Global Institute of Intellectual Property (GIIP) was founded with the goal of graduating well-educated engineering, technical and science graduates who have solid, practice-based skills, developed through rigorous classroom experiences, coupled with robust clinics and industry internship opportunities. Our goal is to

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Movies and IP: Taking a look on World IP Day

As many of our readers may already know, April 26th is celebrated as World IP Day, a day first marked 14 years ago by WIPO ‘in order to promote discussion of the role of intellectual property (IP) in encouraging innovation and creativity.’ In celebration of a 100 years of cinema this year, WIPO has themed this World IP Day around “Movies: A Global Passion”. I should admit that I’m unsure of how 2014 brings a 100 years of cinema, as, in

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Webinar on Patenting Computer Related Inventions in India

We’re happy to bring our readers news of a free webinar on Patenting Computer Related Inventions in India hosted by ipMetrix Consulting Group. Please see their invite below: Patentability Requirements for Computer Related Inventions We, (ipMetrix Consulting Group) invites you to join a live webinar on patenting computer related inventions in India. You may register for the event by visiting the Eventbrite event page. The webinar details are as follows: Date/Time: Friday, April 25, 2014 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM (PDT) 5.00 PM

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2013’s Leading IP Developments Report – An Update

A big thanks to our readers who’ve sent in suggestions for our upcoming SpicyIP report on 2013’s leading IP developments – namely, Shashank Mangal, Nehaa Chaudhari and two anonymous comments sent in. For readers who may have missed our earlier post, I’m referring to our request for input regarding our list of 2013’s biggest IP developments that we plan to write a report on. We’ve loosely defined ‘biggest’ as those with most jurisprudential value or those that have made a substantial

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2013’s Hard Hitting IP Developments – Input Requested

IP developments in India have found themselves on a growing stage over the last few years. From being an area that only niche IP professionals concerned themselves with, IP in India is now slowly finding itself a more regular part of mainstream news. However, there is still much left to be desired in terms of coverage and analysis of these developments. Even on the blog, though we do try our best to put forth this coverage and analysis, we find

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Colloquium on Selected IP issues – II (NLU-D)

We’re happy to announce the second part in NLU Delhi’s IP Colloquium series. Please see their invite below. The event is free to attend. Colloquium on Selected Intellectual Property Issues  Dear all, The NLU Delhi Colloquium on Selected Intellectual Property Issues is a panel/ speakers’ series launched with an aim to generate a nuanced dialogue and to promote free-thinking on emerging issues in IP law, policy and theory. The current global & Indian IP landscape is presenting new challenges on

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Of shadowboxing and strawmen

Recently, an Indian Express Op-Ed that Shamnad and I had written discussed the US Chamber of Commerce’s (USCC) severely problematic GIPC report 2014. Around the same time, I had also written a post here on the same report, detailing more of its flaws. Interestingly enough, M. P. Pugatch, of the Pugatch Consilium (which authored the GIPC report), has put forth what seems to be a response, also as an Op-Ed in the Indian Express. Conveniently enough, this gives me a the perfect

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