Seminars 2011-2012 | Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law

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Seminar Programme for 2011-2012

Lent Term
Date	Speaker	Title	Recording
11 November 2011	Nic Garnett Principal Consultant, Interight	"Copyright, Technology and the Music Industry"
11 November 2011	Feargal Sharkey CEO, UK Music	"Copyright, Technology and the Music Industry"
25 November 2011	Mireille van Eechoud Associate Professor, Institute for Information Law, University of Amsterdam	"Of Interfaces, Snippets and Sequences. Is the European Court of Justice Fragmenting or Integrating the Notion of Copyright Works?"
26 January 2012	Christopher J. Buccafusco Assistant Professor of Law, Chicago-Kent College of Law	"Valuing Attribution and Publication in Intellectual Property"
27 January 2012	Thomas Pogge Leitner Professor of Philosophy and International Affairs, Yale University	"Patents, Pharmaceuticals and the Health Impact Fund"
7 February 2012	Jennifer Davis University of Cambridge	"Trade Mark Law and Brand Values (or Arsenal v Reed Ten Years On)"
23 February 2012	Isabella Alexander University of Cambridge	"Copyrighting 'The Face of Nature': Maps and Copyright in the 18th Century"	No recording available
8 March 2012	Michael Silverleaf QC Barrister, 11 South Square	"The Person Skilled in the Art"	No recording available
9 May 2012	Keith Schilling Senior Partner, Schillings Lawyers	"Law, Celebrity and the Internet"
17 May 2012	Sean Bottomley University of Cambridge	"The Specification Requirement and the Diffusion of Technology during the 18th Century"
17 May 2012	Helen Gubby Adjunct Professor, Rotterdam School of Management and the School of Law, Erasmus University	"Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose: Why the Patent Disputes of the Industrial Revolution Shed Light on the Patent Disputes of the Digital Age"
24 May 2012	David Lametti Associate Professor of Law, McGill University	"The Cloud as Enclosure 3.0"
24 May 2012	David Lametti Associate Professor of Law, McGill University	"Virtue Ethics and IP/Property: The Briefest of Introductions"

For further information about the seminars, please email: cipil@law.cam.ac.uk