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Keynote Speech at the I Congress on Re-thinking the Paradigms of Law

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On 25 October 2023, the I Congress on “Re-thinking the Paradigms of Law on the Basis of Innovation, Technology and the Economy” featured a keynote by Dr Suelen Carls and Professor Mohamed Amal, examining how Intellectual Property (IP) law and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) interact in Latin America’s evolving landscape. Their presentation emphasised that IP… Read more » about Keynote Speech at the I Congress on Re-thinking the Paradigms of Law

Claudy op den Kamp: “Categorisation Limits”

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Op den Kamp C., ‘Categorisation Limits’ in Nezih Erdoğan and Ebru Kayaalp (eds), Exploring Past Images in a Digital Age. Reinventing the Archive (Amsterdam University Press, 2023), pp. 131-148 This chapter is a transcript of an interview with the late Austrian filmmaker Gustav Deutsch, conducted in 2010, about the reuse of other people’s footage, a… Read more » about Claudy op den Kamp: “Categorisation Limits”

John Marsonet’s ‘Persistence of Vision’: Reimagining Early Cinema

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In the 2023 Raindance Film School Student Showcase, filmmaker John Marsonet unveiled ‘Persistence of Vision,’ a compelling (speculative) documentary that breathes new life into the origins of motion picture technology. Through meticulous research and innovative storytelling, Marsonet explores the work of William Kennedy Laurie Dickson, a pioneering figure in early cinema. CIPPM researcher and Principal… Read more » about John Marsonet’s ‘Persistence of Vision’: Reimagining Early Cinema

Vasilis Katos: “Investigating IPTV Malware in the Wild”

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Lockett A. Chalkias I. Yucel C. Henriksen-Bulmer J and Katos V., Investigating IPTV Malware in the Wild (2023) 15 (10) Future Internet, 1-7 Technologies providing copyright-infringing IPTV content are commonly used as an illegal alternative to legal IPTV subscriptions and services, as they usually have lower monetary costs and can be more convenient for users who follow content… Read more » about Vasilis Katos: “Investigating IPTV Malware in the Wild”