Software Protection


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International Patent Law is Obsolete


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Since it was developed during the industrial revolution to protect material innovations, patent law often cannot be applied to intangible industrial inventions, such as software. International patent law must be adapted to cover the emerging virtual world, but this has not been done. Unsuited to modern innovation, the author argues that international patent law has reached a period of decline. This book explains why we have reached this situation, and how and why the international patent system must be modernised and rebalanced.




Copyright Software


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In this book, specialists from each Member State of the EC describe the copyright provisions of their country (both in general and in respect to software), and provide a detailed description of the way in which their country has enacted or intends to enact the Directive. Most of the contributions contain a translation of the relevant statutory provisions.




AIPPI


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Global Rivalry and Intellectual Property


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This document contains the conference proceedings drawing together contributions from a number of prominent Canadians and international specialists from different disciplines and from the private, academic and public sectors in an effort to explore the links between intellectual property rights, corporate strategies, research needs, consumer interests and Canadian policy choices.




Copyright


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Software Industry


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