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Angela Daly – From autonomous Internet users to 3D printing futures: decentralised law?

Research seminar – Wednesday 21 June, 16.00, Room F110 (Fusion Building) Various technological developments over the last two decades, their accessibility to the average person and their socio-economic implementations have led to a decentralising tendency on the nature of production and organisation. Prominent among these have been: the Internet (decentralised production & dissemination of information);… Read more » about Angela Daly – From autonomous Internet users to 3D printing futures: decentralised law?

Visiting research fellows join CIPPM

Four Visiting Research Fellows joined CIPPM this summer as part of the short-term residential fellowship programme 2017. Tabrez Ebrahim, from California Western School of Law in San Diego (USA), will work on a project on “3D Printing Abundance in a World Without Scarcity”, which investigates the relationships between IP laws, competition, and innovation in response to 3D… Read more » about Visiting research fellows join CIPPM

Amicus brief field in Recognicorp v Nintendo

CIPPM fellow Professor Paul Cole, partner at Lucas & Co, has filed a brief as Amicus Curiae to the U.S. Court of Appeal for the Federal Circuit in the case Recognicorp LLC v Nintendo Co., Ltd. The case is about patentability and claim interpretation. Recognicorp, owner of a patent in a system for encoding image data as part… Read more » about Amicus brief field in Recognicorp v Nintendo