Más sugerencias de lectura para aquellos que os aburráis o que busquéis emociones fuertes
Esta publicación tiene mucho tiempo, pero no por ello deja de tener interés: STROWEL, A and SALOKANNEL M. & DERCLAYE E., 2000.
Moral Rights in the Context of the Exploitation of Works through Digital Technology European Commission, DG Internal Market.
El tema tratado por Toshiyuki Kono (Kyushu University y profesor del Magister Lvcentinvs) en este artículo es de especial interés para Aurelius y sus colegas:
Jurisdiction and Applicable Law in Matters of Intellectual Property. Este es el abstract:
The Hague Judgments Project, initiated in the early 1990 sat the Hague Conference on Private International Law, aimed to harmonize rules on international jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments. As this project faltered, supporters continued this work under an American Law Institute Project that developed comprehensive rules on international jurisdiction, particularly in cross-border intellectual property (IP) disputes. Other initiatives in Europe and Asia worked to harmonize the settlement of multi-state IP disputes. This report synthesizes reports enforcement of judgments in IP matters. It also presents 12 hypothetical cases to determine how a given jurisdiction deals with various matters, including: personal jurisdiction and jurisdiction over infringement actions, subject-matter jurisdiction, consolidation of proceedings, choice of court agreements, Parallel proceedings, territoriality principle of IP rights, and applicable law regarding transfer of IP rights and agreements.
Otro artículo que todavía no he tenido ocasión de leer pero que estoy impaciente por hacer es: “
Social Networking Sites: An Overview of Applicable Law Issues”, de Pedro de Miguel. Un resumen
aquí.
En fin, hay más cosas por venir,
Aurelius
