The WIPO Magazine 3/2010 (June) issue
is now available on the WIPO website.
(http://www.wipo.int/wipo_magazine/en/)
This WIPO Magazine focuses on:
- World Intellectual Property Day 2010 – a glimpse of the many events organized around this years theme, Innovation – Linking the World.
- Open Innovation – Collective solutions for tomorrow – the emerging innovation model that is helping to jump-start stalled company growth and deliver solutions to global problems.
- WIPOS First Open Day – WIPO opens its doors to the public for the first time.
- The Green Debate: IP Perspectives – an overview of the different perspectives expressed in a public debate on IP and the environment.
Also in this issue:
- Benefits of Plant Variety Protection – the impact of the UPOV system over the past 50 years.
- Why Design Now? – how designers are responding to human and environmental problems and why design thinking is a must.
- Chile Breaks New Ground in Regulating IP Liability – a look at one of the most significant copyright developments in Chile in the last 40 years.
And our regular features:
In the Courts:
- U.S. Bose Decision – Effects on Madrid System Users – the possible implications for users of the Madrid System of recent legal decisions in the United States that redefined standards in determining whether a trademark applicant has committed fraud.
- The Trademarked City within a City – a landmark trademark case in South Africa and a new form of genericide.
- Highlights – developments at the IGC and WIPOs launch of an on-line forum on access to copyrighted works by the visually impaired.
WIPO Magazine is published bimonthly by the World Intellectual Property Organization, a specialized agency of the United Nations.