Margot Kaminski ACTA article in Albany Law Journal of Science and Technology
My paper on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), “An Overview and the Evolution of The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement“, is now available online as part of the current issue of the Albany Law Journal of Science and Technology. Citation: 21 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 385 (2011)
Illuminating the impact of intellectual property law on innovation
Christina’s terrific piece on Copyright and Glee looks at IP law’s impact on cultural participation. But what about the impact of IP on access to new technologies? I’d like to take that up as the topic of my post, through a look at the little-known legal life of the light bulb. More than a century [...]
ISP Fellows featured in “Why Open Video?”
On the same weekend as the ISP’s conference, A2K4: Access to Knowledge and Human Rights, the Free Culture X conference was taking place in Washington DC. As part of that event, they released Tim Kothran’s great ten-minute educational movie entitled “Why Open Video?” Download link: [OGG] [MP4]
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