PIJIP News

PIJIP Attorney Meredith Jacob to Host Webinar on Copyright, Fair Use, and the Creation of OER

PIJIP Attorney Meredith Jacob to Host Webinar on Copyright, Fair Use, and the Creation of OER

03 Feb, 2022

PIJIP Attorney and Creative Commons USA Public Lead Meredith Jacob has partnered with the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) to lead an upcoming webinar on February 15, 2022, at 2pm EST.

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PIJIP Senior Policy Fellow Charles Duan Appointed to USPTO's Patent Public Advisory Committee

PIJIP Senior Policy Fellow Charles Duan Appointed to USPTO's Patent Public Advisory Committee

02 Feb, 2022

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) announced new appointments to its Patent Public Advisory Committee (PPAC) today. The new members include PIJIP Senior Policy Fellow Charles Duan.

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Prof. Sean Flynn Submits Comments on the South African Copyright Amendment Bill

Prof. Sean Flynn Submits Comments on the South African Copyright Amendment Bill

28 Jan, 2022

Prof. Sean Flynn has submitted comments to the South African government on behalf of the Project on the Right to Research in International Copyright, regarding proposed changes to the country's Copyright Amendments Bill. 

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Deadline Extended for Submissions: Right to Research in International Copyright Law

Deadline Extended for Submissions: Right to Research in International Copyright Law

25 Jan, 2022

PIJIP and the American University International Law Review have extended the deadline for submissions for our Spring Symposium on the Right to Research in International Copyright Law. 

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Prof. Christine Haight Farley to Present at Kilpatrick Townsend's Advanced Trademark Seminar

Prof. Christine Haight Farley to Present at Kilpatrick Townsend's Advanced Trademark Seminar

25 Jan, 2022

On February 3, PIJIP Faculty Director Christine Farley will present on the Trademark Modernization Act at the Advanced Trademark Seminar, a webinar sponsored by Kilpatrick Townsend. 

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LL.M. Student Lokesh Vyas Authors Spicy IP Article on the Right to Research in Indian Law

LL.M. Student Lokesh Vyas Authors Spicy IP Article on the Right to Research in Indian Law

18 Jan, 2022

The article analyses four possible premises for the right to research in Indian law: "1. a right under the constitution, 2. a user right under copyright law, 3. privilege under copyright law, and 4. an exception under copyright law."

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