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The word property – a thing or things belonging to someone, possessions collectively. • property in law- anything owned by a person or an entity (the.

By a rahmatian · 2015 · cited by 3 — intellectual property protection in international law. the roots of the ... the cyberspace introduces a new idea of spatiality in property law; space.

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Intellectual property laws are territorial such that the registration or enforcement of. ip rights must be pursued separately in each jurisdiction of interest.

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Intellectual property law in cyberspace. intellectual property, software, and information licensing: law and practice. intellectual property taxation: ...

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By f dessemontet · cited by 31 — many national peculiarities remain in trademark and trade name law, design law, patent law, licensing law, unfair competition law, trade secrets law and in the ...

By e goldman · 1997 · cited by 178 — networks on intellectual property. this article analyzes some of the lessons we have learned in the commercial internet's toddler years to.

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The advent of data technology (it) and computers have created a replacement world within the cyberspace giving rise to varied legal challenges and sometimes ...

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David koepsell's the ontology of cyberspace is an ambitious ... over the proper role of intellectual property law in emerging technologies. drawing on his.

By fh easterbrook · 1996 · cited by 927 — i could do in discussing "property in cyberspace" would be to isolate the subject from the rest of the law of intellectual prop- erty, making the assessment ...