Patent Law

Bits and Bytes: Cybaris

By Dennis Crouch

William Mitchell's new IP Journal 'Cybaris' recently published its first issue. Each article is accopmanied by a videotaped interview and discussion with the author(s). Readers may also leave comments on the site.  The first issue includes:

• A complete version the Matrix for Changing First-To-Invent by Brad Pedersen & Justin Woo that was originally discussed on Patently-O [Link]
• Trying to Agree on Three Articles of Law: The Idea/Expression Dichotomy in Chinese Copyright Law by Stephen McIntyre [Link]
• Buffering and the Reproduction Right: When is a Copy a Copy? by Steven Foley [Link]
• Note: The Best of Intentions: Why the Proposed Changes to the Canadian Access to Medicines Regime Should Not Be Implemented by Carly L. Huth [Link]
• Note: In Defense of TRIPs: It Only Seems Imperialistic by Anthony R. Noss [Link]
  Note: The Statutory Damages Regime of Copyright Law: The Non-Commercial User and Capitol Records, Inc v. Thomas-Rasset by Heather N. Kjos [Link]

Full post as published by Patently Obvious on May 17, 2010 (boomark / email).