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Law Wire—Communicating the Law
This blawg focuses on interesting intellectual property and technology law news and views from around the world.
Author: Rodney D. Ryder is a partner at Kochar & Co. in New Delhi, India. He is also the author of Guide to Cyber Laws (Information Technology Act, 2000 E-Commerce, Data Protection & the Internet) and Intellectual Property and the Internet. He also authors Scriboard.
Blawg Related Categories: Intellectual Property Law • International Law • Internet Law • Science & Technology Law • International • Asia • India • Partner
Recent Posts from Law Wire—Communicating the Law
- Portraits, the Father of the Nation and Intellectual Property [India]
- Ta Ta, WIPO. New Candidate for Worst UDRP Decision Ever [WIPO]
- Reliance withdraws GI tag applications for Jamnagar and KG Gas [India]
- Japan topples US in number of patents issued: UN agency
- Banarasi Silk receives GI rights [India]
- Record companies sue 'Ellen' show over copyrights [United States]
- Nilekani acknowledges security and privacy concerns over the UID [India - Data Protection/Privacy]
- WIPO and Singapore Partner in the Field of Alternative Dispute Resolution [International]
- Delhi HC rejects Syngenta plea on molecule registration
- Indian MDH loses to Pakistani MDH in website dispute case [WIPO]
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- Judge Jails 2 Attorneys for Contempt in 4 Days
- Court Deputy Ordered to Apologize or Face Jail After Taking Lawyer's Paperwork
- Skadden Jumps on the Bonus Bandwagon
- LSAT Test-Takers Jump by Nearly 20%; Should They Consider the Alternatives?
- ABA Executive Director Resigns
- Nasty Attitude to Co-Worker, Naughty Word in Web Comment Cost 2 Their Jobs
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