2012 Events

  • Nov 7: IP at the Supreme Court Series: Already v. Nike
  • Nov 2: The Ninth Annual IP/Gender: Creativity Outside of Intellectual Property’s Domain
  • Nov 1: First Annual Peter Jaszi Distinguished Lecture on Intellectual Property
  • Oct 30: IP Advising – Spring Course Selection
  • Oct 29: IP at the Supreme Court Series:  Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons
  • Oct 16: Intellectual Property, Trade and Development
  • Sep 28: Mid Atlantic Works In Progress
  • Sep 27: Copy Culture, Media Piracy, and Shadow Libraries 
  • Sep 14-15: Limitations and Exceptions Network Workshop
  • Sep 12: Recent Developments in Fair Dealing in Canada
  • Sep 7: Trademark Works in Progress Colloquium
  • Aug 27: PIJIP Discussion on Apple v. Samsung Verdict 
  • Apr: 16 Empowering Users/Creators to Take Control of Their Intellectual Property
  • Apr 11: Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Expression: Whose Property is it Anyway?
  • Apr 11: Innovation and Intellectual Property: The Brazilian Business Agenda
  • Mar 21-22: Inaugural Conference on Global Health, Gender and Human Rights
  • Feb 28: The Federal Circuit: 30 Years Back, 30 Years Forward
  • Feb 14: Whose Information is it Anyway? Health Information Privacy in the Digital Age?
  • Feb 8: Freedom of Speech and Freedom From Harm: Debating the FCC’s Indecency Regulations as Framed by FCC v. Fox Television
  • Jan 25: Regulating Innovation: How the Patent and Trademark Office Intends to Create Adjudication from Scratch

PIJIP News

Government Delegate Scholarships: WTO, WIPO & the Multilateral System Geneva, Switzerland, June 11-24, 2023

Government Delegate Scholarships: WTO, WIPO & the Multilateral System Geneva, Switzerland, June 11-24, 2023

16 Mar, 2023

American University Washington College of Law is pleased to announce the application for up to five (5) full-tuition scholarships for government delegates from developing countries to attend our annual course, to be held in Geneva, Switzerland June 11 - June 24, 2023.

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Prof. Michael Carroll Interviewed by The Conversation About the Supreme Court's Google and Twitter Cases

Prof. Michael Carroll Interviewed by The Conversation About the Supreme Court's Google and Twitter Cases

14 Mar, 2023

Both of the cases involve terrorist attacks. The plaintiffs argue that algorithms used by YouTube (owned by Google) and Twitter amplified the Islamic State's propaganda, and that the social media companies bear some responsibility for the attacks.  

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Call for Scholarship Applications

Call for Scholarship Applications

09 Mar, 2023

PIJIP is offering 15 scholarships to attend a certificate course on Access to Knowledge in the Multilateral System. The scholarships are designed for representatives of organizations or governments who participate in meetings of the WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR).

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