May Edition Of IP-Watch Monthly Reporter Now Available

Intellectual Property Watch Monthly EditionThe Intellectual Property Watch Monthly Edition features top news on international IP policymaking, the latest on who is coming and going in the international IP community, news briefs and more. The May edition is now available for subscribers at: http://www.ip-watch.org/user/newsletter.

Intellectual Property Watch Monthly EditionThe Intellectual Property Watch Monthly Reporter features the most important news on international IP policymaking, the latest on who is coming and going in the IP community at the United Nations, World Trade Organization, Geneva missions, regional and national IP offices, industry and non-governmental organisations, plus News Briefs on reports and events that do not appear on the IP-Watch website.

For this and more, read the Intellectual Property Watch Monthly Reporter, now available online for subscribers at: http://www.ip-watch.org/user/newsletter.

  • WHO Faces Decisions On R&D Financing, Counterfeits, Pandemics
  • WIPO Agrees On Coordination, Projects For Development Agenda
  • Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement Aims For Ambitious Enforcement Standards
  • Ecuador Grants AIDS Drug Compulsory Licence; Others May Follow
  • US Special 301 Unwavering As IP Enforcement Push Seen Hampering Access
  • New Ecuadorian Initiative: Fight Piracy With Free Software
  • Open Source Company Alleges IBM Antitrust; IBM Requests Analysis
  • Outcome Still Uncertain In UN Biodiversity Talks As October Deadline Approaches
  • A New Anti-Counterfeiting Convention Emerges In Europe: Medicrime
  • Geneva Health Forum Addresses Challenges At WHO And Beyond
  • Payments For High Impact New Drugs Proposed; Others See Hurdles
  • UPOV Leader Named As Civil Society Interest In Plant Varieties Rises
  • The Significance Of Europe’s Ruling On Google Ads And Trademarks
  • European Proponents Pursue Policy Potential In US Geographical Indications
  • EU-India Trade Talks Continue, With Public Health Concerns
  • Brazil, US Work To Resolve Cotton Dispute Involving TRIPS; Memorandum Signed
  • News In Brief
  • People

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