Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) Webinar: IP Foundations for Women Entrepreneurs
Madiha Khan, Student Writer, Windsor Law LTEC Lab Dual J.D., 2019 On November 18, 2017, the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) hosted a webinar for current and aspiring female entrepreneurs, with a special focus on how intellectual property (IP) can be utilized to enhance business outcomes. The webinar was delivered by Darlene Carreau, the… Continue reading
Another Win for Nintendo Giant: A Review of the Federal Court’s Decision on Technological Protection Measures
Canada Copyright Act
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circumvention
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copyright
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Go Cyber Shopping 2005
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header data
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Nintendo
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piracy
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Privacy
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secondary infringement
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The Act
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TPM
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Video Games
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Monica Carinci Student Writer, Windsor Law LTEC Lab J.D., 2018 In 2012, a separate legal framework was added to Canada’s Copyright Act (“the Act”), which prohibits the circumvention of technological protection measures (“TPMs”) and manufacturing and offering for sale devices that allow for the circumvention of TPMs. This framework was first applied by the… Continue reading
Outdoor Legal Education: An afternoon at the museum with Wafaa Bilal
AGW
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Art Gallery Windsor
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ashes series
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copyright
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experiential learning
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Pascale Chapdelaine
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Wafaa Bilal
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In this blog, Professor Pascale Chapdelaine discusses the pedagogical value of taking law students outside the classroom through a unique experience she had when she and her copyright law students visited the Art Gallery of Windsor, Ontario in the spring 2016. Read more…..