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Free culture leader and Harvard University law professor Larry Lessig was at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) yesterday…
The Public Patent Foundation filed suit yesterday against Monsanto’s patents on genetically modified seeds with farmers asking to be protected…
Pedro Paranaguá writes: Brazil’s new Minister of Culture is under severe pressure from civil society groups, academics and some artists.…
Canada’s Parliament has the power to save lives of millions afflicted with HIV around the world if they will act…
International public health in Geneva is no longer just the province of the World Health Organization. Dozens of intergovernmental and…
The international policy debate over counterfeit medicines and legitimate generics escalated today. Brazil and India took the first step in…
World Trade Organization members this week will hear a report on an informal meeting on an amendment to intellectual property…
Standards are vitally important to innovation but in order for them to serve their purpose effectively, they must be open,…
“In international law we like metaphors,” said William Patry, Senior Copyright Counsel at Google and author of the recent book…
ALEXANDRIA – Dining on fresh fish beneath a golden sunset overlooking the Mediterranean beneath which lie the remains of the…
WASHINGTON, DC – Copyright holders on Wednesday acknowledged they have done a poor job of countering the “anti-copyright” lobby and…
Results of recent research on the impact of digital rights management (DRM) on the ability of users to take advantage…