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WIPO Delegates Object Facilitators TK and TCE’s Texts at IGC …
19 hours ago · By Andres Izquierdo and Katie McGee. The 49th session of WIPO’s Intergovernmental Committee (IGC) concluded with strong debates and unresolved issues dominating the discussions related to the draft texts on traditional knowledge (TK) and traditional cultural expressions (TCEs). Despite efforts to reconcile diverging views, the session highlighted deep-seated challenges in achieving consensus ...
Highlights from the 33rd Session of the Committee on …
19 hours ago · By Andres Izquierdo and Haddija Jawara. The 33rd Session of the Committee on Development and Intellectual Property (CDIP) wrapped up last week, with discussions focusing on the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in intellectual property (IP) systems. One of the standout moments was the panel on AI Impacts for IP and Development, led by ADG Natsume and the WIPO Academy.
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Brazil Urges Stronger Enforcement Mechanisms for AI and IP Rights
19 hours ago · Brazil’s statement at WIPO CDIP 33 emphasized AI’s transformative potential in IP while highlighting challenges like copyright violations and the need for fair remuneration. Advocating for global governance and legislative reforms, Brazil called on WIPO to ensure transparency, equity, and ...
WIPO Treaty on Genetic Resources and Associated ... - infojustice
May 27, 2024 · As described in “Article 6 of the WIPO IGC Treaty: Restraining Revocation,” many laws in developing countries explicitly authorize revocation of granted patents for non-compliance with genetic resource disclosure requirements that may have to be changed if the Treaty is ratified by them.[9]. A Victory for WIPO and Brazil. The conclusion of the treaty was a victory for the leadership of ...
Academic Publishers Face Lawsuit Over Anti-Competitive Practices
Sep 24, 2024 · A lawsuit filed against six major academic publishers alleges that restrictive practices that maximize profits at the expense of scholars and the public violate U.S. antirust laws (see Reuters).The publishers named as defendants in the suit include Elsevier, John Wiley & Sons, Sage Publications, Springer Nature, Taylor & Francis, and Wolters Kluwer.
20 New Copyright Policy Recommendations | infojustice
Jun 21, 2022 · Communia Association, Link (CC-0) See also: Blog announcing the release of these recommendations. This page lists the 20 policy recommendations launched in May 2022. These supersede the 14 policy recommendations that we published in 2011 and that we evaluated in 2021.The policy recommendations have been developed though a consultation process that gathered input from more than 60 academics ...
The right to research in Africa | infojustice
Dec 2, 2024 · “African researchers continue to face information-access barriers owing to copyright exclusivity preserved by the global copyright system that is designed and skewed towards protecting rights holders’ interests. A specific explicit human right to research is an important mechanism that can ...
The IFLA released its new Marrakesh Monitoring Report
Feb 5, 2024 · industry | infojustice. Aspen Doesn’t Want You to Own Your Own Casebooks; Still Profitable After All These Years; Recording Industry Reports Growth from User-Generated Content and New Projects in Emerging Economies