IPRinfo 2/2010

Sisällysluettelo:

Editorial: Secrecy is old-fashioned Marja-Leena Mansala

NBC Universal Nearly Goes Creative Commons Herkko Hietanen

Russia: Fight Against Internet Piracy Moving Ahead Ekaterina Mironova, Yulia Gendlina

ENCES – A European Network for Copyright in Favor of Education and Science Rainer Kuhlen

The Google Book Search Battle – a Global Issue Niklas Bruun

Whose copyright? – Friction between employees, freelancers and publishers Marja-Leena Mansala

Descriptive Trade Mark Can Be Disputed by Anyone Wim Helwegen

Loose Lips Might Sink Ships – Third Party Observations in the Community Trade Mark System Melissa Sayiner-Fraser of Lovat

A Credible IPR Strategy Reassures Investors Matti Remes

Duty to Research Does Not Encompass Duty to Invent Melanie Jose

IPR Improvements in India Pravid Anand

Fundamental Rights – No Tools to Correct the Structural Imbalance of IPRs Christophe Geiger, Juha Karhu

Rights to Research Results in China – Agreements are often possible Liguo Zhang,

The Real Value of Brand Management? – New Standard to Help Measuring Ruth Lähdeaho

Organizational Networking Through ICSTI – From Information to Innovation (10-11 June 2010) Kirsi Tuominen, Tuula Salo

Defence against Standard-essential Patents – Recent case law in Germany Christian Harmsen

Column: Mass for an Oprhanage Jukka Kemppinen