The 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.
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- Anti-Counterfeiting Agreement Negotiators Detail Latest Progress
- No Deal Yet On WIPO Treaty On Access For Visually Impaired Readers
- Flu Misconduct Allegations Escalate As Independent Review Continues
- ACTA Concerns, Health Waiver Raised At WTO TRIPS Council
- Bilski Decision Tough But Vague On US Business Method Patents
- WIPO Patent Cooperation Treaty Group Undertakes Study On PCT’s Future
- WTO Review Of China Finds Awareness Of IP, But Criticism Still High
- New Models Proposed In Debate On EU Culture And Copyright
- US Financial Patents On The Rise, Risk Of Litigation High, Economist Says
- Football’s Global Trophy Of Intellectual Property Protection
- GI Register Stuck At WTO, Value Of GIs For Poor Countries Questioned
- NGOs: ACTA Threatens Policymaking, Medicines Access, Internet Freedom
- WIPO Head: ACTA A Symptomatic Reaction To Multilateral Irrelevance
- European Comparative Analysis Finds Poor Patent Quality In The US
- New US IP Enforcement Plan Closely Watched Internationally
- UNITAID-Backed Patent Pool Final; Drug Licence Talks Can Begin
- Rwanda’s New IP Policy Seeks To Aid Local Innovation, Development
- European Court Limits Scope Of Monsanto Patent On Genetically Modified Soybeans
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