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Google Book: Innovation, not Offense

Google Book: Innovation, not Offense

Those who follow the major developments in the cyberspace and intellectual property law, remember that in 2005 the (U.S) Authors Guild (AG) sued Google Inc. for its Google Book project, which has digitally scanned and indexed more than 20 million books so far but without the permission of their authors. The AG claimed that the internet giant violat...

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Juicy Content for International Arbitration

Juicy Content for International Arbitration

We offer to the blog's readers the following analysis by Andrew de Lotbini?re McDougall and Kirsten Odynskiwith, titled - “Business Case” For and Against International Arbitration”, posted here: Considering the juicy content of the analysis we decided to publish it here with minimum cuts. I allowed myself to make some analogies with Bulgarian re...

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Privacy - the high cost of free lunch

Privacy - the high cost of free lunch

It is an already known and established fact that using free Wi-Fi networks and online services such as free web-based e-mail, social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Linked-in, shopping sites such as Amazon and entertainment sites like YouTube comes at a certain “price”, which not all of us are willing to pay. The “price”, which users of th...

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IPR – Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close

IPR – Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close

Why the interest towards Intellectual Property today is extremely loud? From the Leonardo's till now, the interest in innovation, gadgets, tech toys has not been so huge. Paper is not in vogue. To be a nerd today is the lesser evil than being a techno hater. Why? Why now? The questions are simple, without any difficulties. It's quite e...

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