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Professional media: content is treated as an asset, bought as an input and sold as a product. investments must be recovered directly, based on.

By n lucchi · 2005 · cited by 58 — abstract. the production of digital content is a phenomenon which has completely changed the conditions of access to knowledge. within this framework it ...

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2.30pm – 4.30pm chair and moderator. ng-loy wee loon, professor, faculty of law, national university of. singapore. speakers.

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The main issues of media content regulation include impossibility of monitoring the use of works by copyright owners, difficulties in copyright owners ...

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Specifically, the interactive nature of the media content creation process has had a dramatic effect on ip rights of the participants.

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An age of electronics and information which explored many of the ways in which digital media will create problems for intellectual property law. the.

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Your client further, or simply include the dealership's marketing manager in on any strategy meetings before taking further action.” page 15. social media & ip: ...

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Members of the ip in the digital world and economics & statistics working groups of the european observatory on. infringements of intellectual property rights ...

We know of four sources of patent infringement coverage, a decline from the peak of six in 2006. most mainstream carriers were no longer offering coverage; ...