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Towards A Distinctive Trademark Law For The 21st Century, David Vaver
Towards A Distinctive Trademark Law For The 21st Century, David Vaver
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Canada's Trade Marks Act, when passed in 1953, was probably the best then around, but 65 years later it is ready to be pensioned off. The Act's deficiencies have become more evident as new markets and interests have gained prominence. A broadly-based Committee to reconsider the reform ofall intellectual property laws, with trademark law as one component, should be struck to produce a user-friendly code fit for 21st century commerce.
"Anticipating Risk" From The Entrepreneur’S Intellectual Property & Business Handbook, Jon Garon
"Anticipating Risk" From The Entrepreneur’S Intellectual Property & Business Handbook, Jon Garon
Faculty Scholarship
This article is part of a series of book excerpts from The Entrepreneur’s Intellectual Property & Business Handbook, which provides the business, strategy, and legal reference guide for start-ups and small businesses.
The Times They Are A-Changin': Innovation In The Modern Music Festival, Molly R. Madonia
The Times They Are A-Changin': Innovation In The Modern Music Festival, Molly R. Madonia
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
Musical festivals are, and have always been, a way for friends and families to gather together to celebrate the latest and greatest in music, food, and entertainment. From large festivals in major metropolitan cities to small, intimate shows, music festivals have long been a source of enjoyment to music fans and a source of inspiration to up-and-coming musicians. This Article will explore innovation within the modern music festival, including legal, political, and operational changes that affect festivals across the country. So, as Emerson, Lake, and Palmer so eloquently expressed, “Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends, we’re …