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  The 10th IEEM Intellectual Property Seminar Programme      
 
25-26 June 2009
 The 10 th anniversary: Landmark IP Cases and their Legacy
25 June
Macau Cultural Centre

 
Morning
  
09:00
Registration and Coffee
09:20

Welcome Address
José Luís de Sales Marques - IEEM President
Gonçalo Cabral - Seminar Convenor
09:30

Shostakovich and John Huston: The French Supreme Court on copyright, contracts and moral rights (France)
 André Bertrand – IP author and lawyer, Paris
Commentator: Peter Yu - Drake University Law School and University of Hong Kong

10:15

Odol Case, 1924, 25 Juristiche Wochenschrift 502 ( Germany )
 Anselm Kamperman Sanders – Maastricht University

10:45

International News Service v. Associated Press, 248 U.S. 215 (1918)
(USA )
Mathias Leistner - Bonn University

11:15
Coffee break
11:30

Should we protect beyond confusion? - Interventions, Forum discussion and Questions

12:15
Lunch
Afternoon
  
14:00

The Lego Cases (15 jurisdictions)
 Aldo Nicotra - Johnson Winter & Slattery, Australia

14:30

The Budweiser Cases (20 jurisdictions)
 Christopher Heath – European Patent Office

15:00
Q & A
15:15
 Coffee break
15:45

Budweiser and Lego Round Table - Interventions, Forum discussion and Questions
Chairman: Henry Wheare - Lovells, Hong Kong

16:45
 Closure
19:30

Dinner

26 June
Macau Cultural Centre

Morning
 
10:00
Opening
10:15

The Harvard Mouse Cases: Patenting Life and Ordre Public (EPO, Canada )
Giovani Casucci – IP lawyer, Milan

10:45

Darcy v. Allen ( UK )
Matthew Fisher - Bristol University
11:15
 Coffee break
11:30

The Taiwanese "Philips" case: Abuse of a dominant position in patent cases ( Taiwan )
Kung-Chung Liu – Research Fellow/Professor, Institutum Iurisprudentiae Academia Sinica/Institute of Law for Science and Technology National Tsing Hua University
12:15

Lunch

Afternoon
  
14:00

Should patents be convenient or proprietary? - Interventions, Forum discussion and Questions
Chairman: Peter Cheung - Hong Kong Intellectual Property Department

14:30

eBay v. MerckExchange (US)
Severin de Wit - IPEG, Amsterdam

15:00
Q & A
15:15
Coffee break
15:30

The Anton Piller Case ( UK )
 Alain Strowel - Covington & Burling, Universities of Brussels and Liége

16:00

Has IP Enforcement gone too far? - Interventions, Forum discussion and Questions
Chairman: Gregor Urbas - Australian National University
17:00
 Closure
19:30
Dinner

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  ipl seminar 2008      
 
The 9th Annual IEEM Intellectual Property Law Seminar
25-26 June 2008
 The 9th IEEM Intellectual Property Seminar :
Territorial Rights and Global Trade
Wednesday, 25 June
Morning
  
09:30
Registration
09:50

Welcome Address
José Luís de Sales Marques - IEEM President
Gonçalo Cabral - Macau SAR Government
 

Intellectual Property and International Trade:

10:00

Keynote – Is IP a Trade Issue?
David Vivas-Eugui - International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development, Geneva
10:30
Q&A
10:45
 Coffee Break
  Interpreting the Paris Convention in the Light of Global Trade: Peter Yu, Drake University Law School (Chair)
11:15

The Principle of Territoriality and the Independence of Rights
 Marco Alemán – World Intellectual Property Organization
Christopher Heath – European Patent Office, Munich

12:15
Q&A
12:30

Lunch

Afternoon
  
 

Patents:

14:00

"Global" Patent Infringement over the Internet: Blackberry and other cases
Henry Wheare - Lovells, Hong Kong
14:30
Q&A
14:40
Coffee Break
 

Round Table Discussion: Exhaustion and International Trade

15:00
Concepts of National, Regional and International Exhaustion under Patent Law
Christopher Heath and Anselm Kamperman Sanders
15:30
 Is the "Implied Licence" Doctrine a Solution for Global Trade in Patented Products?
Jan Brinkhof – Brinkhof Advocaten/Utrecht University
16:00
Do Pharmaceutical Products need Special Exhaustion Rules?
Heinz Goddar – Bremen University / Munich IP Law Centre/ Boehmert & Boehmert
16:30
Interventions
Peter Cheung (Hong Kong IP Department) and Marco Alemán
17:00

Q&A

20:00

Dinner

Thursday, 26 June

Morning
 
 

Trade Marks:

09:30

Trade Marks as Barriers to Legitimate Trade
Guy Tritton - Hogarth Chambers, UK

10:00

Changing Concepts of Exhaustion for Trade Marks
 Anselm Kamperman Sanders - Maastricht University

10:30
Q&A
10:45
Coffee Break
 

Copyrights: Rostam Neuwirth, Macau University (Chair)
11:15

The Applicable Law in International Copyright Disputes
Dorothée Thum – DTS München/Zürich

11:45

Time and Space Shifting Broadcasts
Gabriela Kennedy – Lovells, Hong Kong

12:15
 Q&A
12:30

Lunch

Afternoon
  
14:30

Mock Trial: Giggling Goggles case

Judge: Jan Brinkhof – Former presiding Judge of the IP Chamber of the Court of Appeal of The Hague/Former external member of the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office

The moot will be discussed by teams comprehending students from the Intellectual Property Law School and professional barristers: Mssrs. Ling Chun Wai and Gary Lam Chin Ching, from Des Voeux Chambers Hong Kong, and Mr. Guy Tritton, from Hogarth Chambers, London.
17:00
Judgment & Closure
20:00
Dinner

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  ipl seminar 2007      
 

The 8th Annual IEEM Intellectual Property Law Seminar

25-26 June 2007
8th IEEM Intellectual Property Seminar
Monday 25 June
 International Intellectual Property Law and Pharmaceuticals
Morning
  
09:00
Registration and Coffee
09:30
Welcome Address:
José Luís de Sales Marques - IEEM President
Gonçalo Cabral - Macau SAR Government
09:40
Keynote on IP and Pharmaceuticals
James Love – Consumer Project on Technology, Washington/ Geneva /London
10:10
Pharmaceutical Industry in Asia and the efforts of Médecins sans Frontières
Victor van Spengler – IP Consultant
10:40
Q&A
11:00
Coffee Break
11:30
Pharmaceuticals, Generics and Antitrust
Anselm Kamperman Sanders - Maastricht University, The Netherlands
12:00
Product Patents and Second Medical Use Claims in the Biotech Age
Cláudia Chamas – Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Brazil
12:30
Q&A
13:00
Lunch
Afternoon
 
14:30
Additional Protection Certificates
Christopher Heath - European Patent Office, Munich
15:00
Patents, SPCs, Data Exclusivity - Survival of Generic Manufacturers in a Litigious Pharma World
Heinz Goddar – Bremen University / Munich IP Law Centre/ Boehmert & Boehmert
15:30
Q&A
16:00
Coffee Break
16:30
Patents and the Seed Industry
Mónica Witthaus – Buenos Aires University / Austral University, Argentina
17:00
Q&A
20:00
Dinner
Tuesday 26 June
 
Morning
 
09:50
Opening Address
 Christopher Heath and Anselm Kamperman Sanders
10:10
Originals, Generics and Trademark use
 Makoto Hattori – Abe, Ikubo & Katayama, Japan
10:30
Q&A
10:45
Coffee Break
11:15
Public Health and Developing Countries - Are patents the problem or the solution?
A Property Perspective: F. Scott Kieff – Washington University, St. Louis
A Development Perspective: Jakkrit Kuanpoth - University of Wollongong, Australia
12:15
Q&A
12:30
Lunch
Afternoon
 
14:30
Mock Trial:
Judge: Dieter Braendle – Commercial Court, Zurich, Switzerland
Plaintiff’s counsel: Pravin Anand - Anand & Anand, New Delhi; Cláudia Chamas – Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Brazil
Defendant’s counsel: Henry Wheare - Lovells, Hong Kong; Mónica Witthaus – Buenos Aires University / Austral University, Argentina
17:00
Judgment & Closure
20:00
Dinner

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  ipl school & seminar 2006      
 

7th Annual IEEM Intellectual Property Law Seminar

26-27 June 2006
7th IEEM Intellectual Property Seminar
Monday 26 June
Intellectual Property Law: Repairs, Interconnections and Consumer Welfare
Morning
  
09:00
Registration and Coffee
09:30
Welcome Address:
José Luís de Sales Marques - IEEM President
Gonçalo Cabral - Seminar Convenor
09:40
Right Holders’ Control over Repair and Recycle:
David Llewelyn - IP Academy, Singapore, and King’s College, London
10:10
Consumer Welfare and the Right to Repair and Recycle:
Anselm Kamperman Sanders - Maastricht University
10:40
Q&A
11:00
Coffee Break
11:30
Repair and Recycle in Light of Exhaustion of Patent Rights:
Mineko Mohri - Attorney-at-law, Tokyo; LL.M., Stanford University
12:00
Repair and Recycle as Indirect Patent Infringement:
Christopher Heath - European Patent Office, Munich
12:30
Q&A
13:00
Lunch
Afternoon
 
14:30
Blocking Repair and Recycle Through End User Licence Agreements and Encryption:
Estelle Derclaye - Queen Mary Research Institute, London
15:00
Blocking Repair and Recycle by Computer Programmes:
Andy Sun - Asia Pacific Legal Institute, Washington
15:30
Q&A
16:00
Coffee Break
16:30
Interoperability and Transformation: Hacking Consumer Products and Platforms:
Kamiel Koelman - Computer/Law Institute, The Vrije University, Amsterdam
17:00
Q&A
20:00
Dinner
Tuesday 27 June
 
Morning
 
09:30
Opening Address
09:40
Trade Marks and Reconditioned Goods in Greater China and at Common Law:
Michael Pendleton - Chinese University of Hong Kong
10:10
Competition in Spares: Comparative Design Law:
Alison Firth – Newcastle Law School
10:40
Q&A
11:00
Coffee Break
11:30
Exclusive Distribution Networks and the Unauthorised Dealer:
Valérie-Laure Benabou - University of Versailles-Saint Quentin
12:00
Refusals to Deal in IP: the After-Sales Market and Consumer Welfare:
Valentine Korah - University College, London
12:30
Q&A
13:00
Lunch
Afternoon
 
14:30

Mock Trial: Case on 3D Trade Marks and End User License Agreements

  • Judge: Gillian Davies - Hogarth Chambers, London
  • Counsel for the plaintiff and defendant: Anselm Kamperman Sanders, Christopher Heath, Gabriela Kennedy and Gonçalo Cabral
17:00
Judgment & Closure
20:00
Dinner

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  iplseminar 2005      
 

6th Annual IEEM Intellectual Property Law Seminar

27 June -28 June
Intellectual Property and Free Trade Agreements: Multilateralism versus Bilateralism
Monday 27 June
  
Morning Session
  
09:00
Registration
09:30
Welcome Address:
José Luís de Sales Marques - IEEM President
Gonçalo Cabral - Seminar Convenor
09:40
TRIPS and Free Trade Agreements: General Remarks
Roger Kampf - WTO Intellectual Property Division
10:10
Free Trade Agreements versus WTO and TRIPS: an Asian Perspective
Jakkrit Kuanpoth - Faculty of Law University of Wollongong
10:40
Q&A
11:00
Coffee Break
 
Moderator: Gabriela Kennedy, Lovells. Hong Kong
11:30
Most Favoured Nation Treatment and IP
Christopher Heath - Max Planck Institute, Munich
12:00
TRIPS and Regional Integration
Anthony Taubman - Traditional Knowledge Division, WIPO
12:30
Q&A
13:00
Lunch
Afternoon Session
 
Moderator: Stephen Selby, Hong Kong IPD
14:30
Free Trade and IP Rights: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives
Daniel Gervais- Ottawa University
15:00
Exporting the DMCA through Free Trade Agreements
Andrew Christie - Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia, University of Melbourne
15:30
Q&A
16:00
Coffee Break
16:30
Geographical Indications and Free Trade Agreements
Anselm Kamperman Sanders - University of Maastricht
17:00
Q&A
20:00
Dinner
Tuesday 28 June
 
Morning Session
 
 
Moderator: Carlos Simões -CC Lawyers, Macau
09:30
Copyright and Free Trade
Byung-il Kim - Inha University
10:00
Parallel Imports of Pharmaceuticals: Doha versus Free Trade Agreements
Ng Loy Wee Loon - Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore
10:30
Q&A
10:50
Coffee Break
 
Moderator: TBA
11:20
Plant Varieties, UPOV and Free Trade Agreements obligations
Maristela Basso - University of São Paulo
11:50
International Antitrust and IP
Andreas Heinemann - Centre for Comparative and European Law, University of Lausanne
12:20
Q&A
13:00
Lunch
Afternoon Session
 
14:30

Mock Trial: a case on bilateral exhaustion of trademarks and the WTO

  • Judge: His Honour Judge Michael Fysh QC, SC Patents County Court, London
  • Plaintiff team: Christopher Heath, Jared Margolis
  • Defendant team: Anselm Kamperman Sanders, Gonçalo Cabral
  • Amicus Curiae: Peter Cheung - Hong Kong IPD
17:00
Q&A & Closure
20:00
Dinner

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  ipl seminar 2004      
 

5th IEEM Intellectual Property Law Seminar

1 July - 2 July
Games People play: the protection of IP in entertainment
Thursday 1 July
 Mock Trial
14:00
Registration
14:15
Welcome Address
14:30

Mock Trial

  • Judge: Madeleine de Cock Buning
  • Lawyer for the plaintiff: Manuel Lopes Rocha
  • Lawyer for the defendant: André Bertrand
  • Jury: Students of the IEEM Intellectual Property Law School, class of 2004
17:00
Closure
20:00

Dinner
Friday 2 July
Morning Session
 WTO Law and Protection of Technology
09:30
Opening Address
09:40
Services and the WTO - Online Gambling
Peter van den Bossche - Maastricht University
10:10
Protecting Intellectual Property in the Gaming Industry
Hugh Hansen - Fordham University (New York)
10:40
Q&A
11:00
Coffee Break
11:20
Software Patent Protection in the Games Industry
Anselm Kamperman Sanders - Maastricht University
11:50
Competition Law and Open Source Software
Christopher Heath - Max Planck Institute (Munich)
12:20
Q&A
13:00

Lunch - Cultural Centre Restaurant
Afternoon Session
 The protection of games and multimedia
14:30
Commercialisation of Digitized Culture - Of IPR and Art and Multimedia
Robert Burrell - Australian National University (Canberra)
15:00
The Protection of Analog and Digitized Games and Gaming
Madeleine de Cock Buning - Utrecht University, De Brauw Blackstone
Westbroek (Amsterdam)
15:30
Q&A
15:50
Coffee Break
16:10
The International Protection of Television and Entertainment Formats
André Bertrand - University of Paris I, André R. Bertrand et Associés (Paris)
16:40
The Protection of Digital Persona and Virtual and Real Gains
Manuel Lopes Rocha - Barrocas & Alves Pereira (Lisbon)
17:10
Q&A
17:30
Closure
20:00

Dinner

4th IEEM Intellectual Property Law Seminar

29 January - 30 January
Beyond TRIPS: IP and National Heritage
Thursday 29 Jan
Morning Session
 Patents
09:30
Welcome Address
09:40
Genetic Use Restriction Technologies: Implications for Intellectual Property
Brad Sherman - Griffith University, Brisbane
10:10
The disclosure of the origin of components of biotechnological inventions - patent law between CBD and TRIPS
Jens Schovsbo - Legal Sciences Institute, Denmark
10:40
Q&A
11:05
Coffee break
11:30
Protecting Traditional Chinese Medicine
Bryan Bachner - City University of Hong Kong
12:00
Lessons from the Human Genome Project: New Ideas for
Supporting Heathcare R&D
Tim Hubbard - The Sanger Institute, United Kingdom
12:30
Q&A
13:00

Lunch (Tung Yee Heen, Mandarin Oriental Hotel)
Afternoon Session
   Trademarks and Copyrights
14:30
Copyright Management of Folklore in Asia
Christoph Antons - University of Wollongong, New South Wales
15:00
Marketing Creativity and Traditional Songs: the Case of Senegal
Sibylle Schlatter - Max Planck Institute, Munich
15:30
Comments by Boris Marcq
Macau Intellectual Property Association
15:45
Q&A
16:10
Coffee break
16:30
Excluding Traditional Words from Trademark Registration: the Case of New Zealand
Earl Gray - Simpson Grierson, Auckland
17:00
Q&A
17:15
Closure
20:00

Dinner
Friday 30 Jan
Morning Session
  Geographical indications
09:30
International Agreements on Geographical Indications: Paris, Madrid, Lisbon and TRIPS
Christopher Heath - Max Planck Institute, Munich
10:10
Future Solutions for Protecting Geographical Indications World-wide
Anselm Kamperman Sanders - Maastricht University
10:50
Q&A
11:20
Coffee break
11:45
Clashes Between Trade Marks and Geographical Indications : the Budweiser Case
António Corte-Real - Simões, Garcia, Corte-Real & Associados, Lisbon
12:35
Q&A
13.00
Lunch (Cultural Centre)
Afternoon Session
 Mock trial
14:30

Mock Trial of an Intellectual Property Case

  • Judge: E.J. Numann - Dutch Supreme Court, The Hague
  • Claimant's lawyer: Jared Margolis - Margolis and Associates, Hong Kong
  • Defendant's lawyer: Carlos Jorge Simoes - C & C Lawyers, Macau
17:15
Closure
17:30
Cocktail
20:00
Dinner

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  ipl seminar 2002      
 

3rd Annual IEEM Intellectual Property Law Seminar

27 June - 28 June
An IEEM Seminar on Accumulation and Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights
Thursday 27 June
Enforcement
Morning Session
 
09:30
Welcome Address
09:40
TRIPS and Enforcement
Dieter Stauder, Industrial Property International Studies Centre, Strasburg
10:20
Accession of PRC to the WTO and Civil Enforcement
Lu Guoqiang, Shanghai Second Intermediate People's Court
11:00
Q and A
11:20
Coffee Break
11:40
Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights Preliminary Measures (the Portuguese Experience)
Ohen Mendes, Yolanda Busse, Oehen Mendes & Partners, Porto
12:20
Civil Enforcement: Preliminary Measures in Common Law
Henry. Wheare, Lovells, Hong Kong
12:50

Q and A
13:00
Lunch
Afternoon Session
  
14:30
Criminal Enforcement: Interaction Between Public Authorities and Private Interests
Gregor Urbas, Australian Institute of Criminology, Canberra
15:00
IPR Enforcement: China Custom's Challenge
Li Qunying, IPR Division, Department of Laws and Regulations, PRC General Administration of Customs
15:30
Comments: Vincent Poon, Hong Kong Customs and Excise
15:45
Comments: José Pou Macau Customs
16:00
Q and A
16:10
Coffee Break
16:25
Enforcement strategies
Gabriela Kennedy, Lovells, HK
16:55
Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights by a Specialised Court in Thailand: an Analysis
Vichai Arianuntaka, Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court, Bangkok
17:25
Q and A
20:00

Dinner at the Hyatt Regency
Friday 28 June
  Accumulation and Abuse
Morning Session
  
09:30
Software and Multimedia: Patents plus Copyrights
Giovanni Casucci, Gianni, Origoni, Grippo & Partners - Linklaters & Alliance, Milan
10:10
Commentator: Gonçalo. Cabral, Office the Macau SAR Secretary for Economy and Finance
10:25
Three-Dimensional Marks: Trademarks, Designs plus Copyrights
C. Heath, Max Planck Institute, Munich
11:05
Q and A
11:15
Coffee Break
11:30
Extension of Patents without Inventive Activity
Luís Gomes, Hovione, Macau
12:10
New Frontiers of Copyright Law: Protection and Circumvention of Anti-Copying Devices
Thomas Heide, University of Cambridge
12:50
Q and A
13:00

Lunch at the Mandarin Oriental
Afternoon Session
  
14:30
Closing Session: Essential Facilities and Appropriate Remuneration of Achievements as Defences to Infringement
A. K. Sanders, Maastricht University
15:30
Q and A
15:45
Closure
20:00

Dinner at the Wine Museum

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  ipl seminar 2001      
 

2nd Annual IEEM Intellectual Property Law Seminar

14 June - 15 June
Fostering Creativity in Asian Industries, Intellectual Property Law Symposium
Thursday 14 June
 
Morning Session
 
09:00
Registration
09:30
Welcome Address (Maria do Céu Esteves, President of the IEEM)
09:40
Introduction to Biodiversity and Plant Varieties
Christopher Heath, Max Planck Institute
10:20
Commentator: Dr. John Mo, Associate Professor, City University of Hong Kong Law School
10:40
Q & A
11:00
Coffee Break
11:30
Plant Variety legislation: What Means for Asia and Other South Countries
Jade Donavanik, Legal consultant to the Thailand National Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology and the Thailand Biodiversity Centre
12:10
Commentator on TRIPs compliance: Gonçalo Cabral, Legal Adviser to the Macau SAR Government
12:40
Q & A
13:00

Lunch

Afternoon Session
  
14:30
Perspectives on Patenting Biological Material
Margaret Llewelyn, Sheffield Institute for Biotechnology Law and Ethics, University of Sheffield
15:10
Patents in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Prices, Costs, Super-normal Profits and Ethical Issues
Luís Gomes, General Manager, Hovione PharmaScience Limited
15:40
Q & A
16:00
Coffee Break
16:30
Antitrust, Compulsory Licensing and Research Exceptions
A. Kamperman Sanders, Maastricht University
17:10
Commentator: Henry JH Wheare, Partner Lovells, Hong Kong
17:30
Q & A / Closure
Friday 15 June
  
Morning Session
  
09:30

Utility ModelsSystem and the Effect to the Industry and Economy in China
Ms. Wang Yan Hong, State Intellectual Property Office, PR China
10:10
The Economic Efficacy of Utility Model Protection: A Comparative Review of EU, US and Asian Policy and Practice
Uma Suthersanen, Queen Mary Intellectual Property Research Institute
10:50
Coffee Break
11:15
Utility Model Laws - the Asian Comparison and Experience
Weerawit Weeraworawit, Department of Intellectual Property, Ministry of Commerce, Thailand
11:55
Commentator:Tang Guangliang, Intellectual Property Centre, China Academy of Social Sciences
12:15
Q & A
13:00
Lunch
Closing Session
  
14:30
An Economic Prespective on Parallel Importing with Special Reference to the Experience of New Zealand and Australia
Kerrin Vautier, Research economist
15:10
Parallel Imports: Exclusivity vs. Exhaustion
Augusto Teixeira de Garcia, Macau University Law School
15:50
Coffee Break
16:10
Q & A
16:30
Closure

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  ipl seminar 2000      
 

1st Annual IEEM Intellectual Property Law Seminar

5 June - 6 June
Intellectual Property in the Digital Age: Commodification, Infonomics and Electronic CommerceMacau Cultural Centre
Monday 5 June
Morning Session
9:30
Welcome Address
9:45-10:30
Visions of the Information Society:Caught Between the Devil and Deep Blue's See?
Robert Burrel, King's College, London
10:30-11:00
Q & A
11:00
Coffee break
11:30-12:15
Technodigital Property for Cyberspace: Copyright Issues of Electronic Commerce in the Information Society
Alexandre Dias Pereira, Coimbra Law School
12:15-13:00
Q & A
13:00
Lunch
Afternoon Session
  
14:30-15:15
Database Protection in the Digital Era
Anselm Kamperman Sanders, Maastricht University
15:15-16:00
IP and the North-South Conflicts
Vandana Silva, Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Natural Resources Policy, New Dehli
16:00-16:30
Q & A
Tuesday 6 June
  
Morning Session
  
9:30-10:15
Digital Property and the Digital Commons
Brad Sherman, Griffith University, Brisbane
10:15-10:45
Q & A
10:45
Coffee break
11:15-12:00
E-commerce in China and the Intellectual Property Environment
Xue Hong, Foreign Affairs College, Beijing
12:00-12:45
Q & A
13:00
Lunch
Afternoon Session
  
14:30-15:15
Trade Marks, E-commerce and the Internet in Asia
Christopher Heath, Max Planck Institute, Munich
15:15-16:00
E-commerce in Hong Kong - the legal issues
Gabriela Kennedy, Lovells, Hong Kong
16:00
Coffee break
16:30-17:15
Cross-border litigation and eletronic commerce in Asia/ASEAN
Colin ong, Queen Mary and Westfield College, London
17:15-18:00
Q & A

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