Never say never. Look at whassup in the Council of Europe.
Just in time for the forthcoming WIPO SCCR meeting coming up March 10-12, 2008 in Geneva.
Is this the Return of the Undead?
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Intellectual property law is good. Excess in intellectual property law is not. This blog is about excess in IP and related law. I have practiced law with prestigious firms and successfully acted for interveners in several important Supreme Court cases. I've also been in government & academe. My views are purely personal. Nothing on this blog should be taken as legal advice. I am a policy provocateur and currently not practising law. My email address is hknopf@gmail.com.
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- Professor Lessig Won't Go To Washington
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I am wondering if you could summarize the differences between what is asked for in the "Broadcast Treaty" and related broadcasters rights negotiations, and the existing rights under section 21 of the Canadian Copyright Act.
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