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Conference|Data Governance for Sharing Smart City Data: Lessons from Sidewalk Toronto
To attend the conference, please RSVP by following this link. Pour s’inscrire à la conférence, suivre ce lien. Conference Information Data governance for data sharing – particularly where some or all of the data are sourced from human activity – raises issues of ownership, privacy, ethics and even sovereignty. This presentation organized by the Centre […] Read more
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PARADIGMES CHANGEANTS : QUELS CONSTATS TIRER ?
À l’occasion du Colloque ALAI-AJAVA Paradigmes changeants : quels constats tirer ? portant sur la révision du droit d’auteur et ayant eu lieu à Montréal le 18 juin 2019, Professeur Pierre-Emmanuel Moyse et Angèle Poupard ont préparé le tableau ci-dessous, comparant les rapports remis par Rapport du Comité permanent de l’industrie, des sciences et de la technologie […] Read more
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Beyond IP–Te Cost of Free: Informational Capitalism in a Post IP Era
Read Guy Pessach’s recently published journal article here! An earlier version of this paper was presented at the CIPP last year. Congratulations to Professor Pessach! Read more
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Recap+Video: Smart Regulation for smart cities. Can urban planning and law strengthen social innovation in Montreal?
On January 27th, the CIPP partnered with several other local centers and groups to host a discussion on smart cities and the ways that law and urban planning can contribute to discussions around social innovation. See a video recording of the event here. Read more
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Prof. Moyse at the WIPO Advanced Intellectual Property Research Forum
On May 24, Prof. Moyse spoke at the WIPO Advanced Intellectual Property Research Forum in Geneva and presented the research and findings of the CIPP/Stikeman Chair in Tax Law research project: Regulating Creative Industries (co-investigators: Moyse/Christians). His presentation triggered lively debate about the role of IP and the impact of non-compete clauses on innovation. Read more
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Report: Regulating Innovation Project
Previously at the CIPP and Stikeman Chair in Tax Law… This has been an outstanding year for the CIPP so far. In January, the CIPP and CIGI organized a conference on the influence of the TPP on IP rights and foreign investment; last month, Professor E. Richard Gold’s team successfully stopped gene patents from limiting […] Read more
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Recap: Regulating Innovation: Law and the Creative District workshop
On April 15th, 2016, Professors Pierre-Emmanuel Moyse and Allison Christians hosted a workshop along with Jacob Heyka (2L student and project leader), and a team of ten law student researchers, as part of their SSHRC-funded research project “Regulating Innovation: Law and the Creative District” at the Centre d’entreprises et d’innovation de Montréal in the Quartier de […] Read more
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WATCH: Understanding the TPP: IP Protection and Investment Protection
In February 2016, Minister of International Trade Chrystia Freeland signed the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a free trade agreement on which Canada’s negotiators have been working for the last three and a half years. Canada now has two years to decide whether or not to ratify the treaty. The TPP has been a hot topic in […] Read more
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Recap on the CIPP/Lallemand/McGill Arbitration Student Society Seminar
On January 20th the CIPP was pleased to partner with the McGill Arbitration Student Society to organize a seminar led by one of our own doctoral candidates, Lukas Vanhonnaeker. Lukas Vanhonnaeker mainly focuses on international trade law and international investment law, and, in this seminar, discussed their intersection with intellectual property law. Mr. Vanhonnaeker structured […] Read more
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Résumé: CIPP/Lallemand Seminar: La protection des plantes
Le 7 décembre, Me Julie Gauvreau, associé principale de Goudreau Gage Dubuc ici à Montréal est venue nous parler de son travail concernant le droit et la protection des plantes. La Loi sur les obtentions végétales canadienne était récemment modernisée et Me Gauvreau nous a expliqué les modifications et leurs impacts potentiels. Les modifications s’agissait entre […] Read more
