Patents
Joseph Scott Miller (ed) Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2010, 656 pp, £200, ISBN 978-184844-217-7 Cite as: E Ellyne, “Book Review: Patents” (2011) 8:3 SCRIPTed 336 http://script-ed.org/?p=122 Download options DOI: 10.2966/sc…
Read MoreBook Review: Enhanced Dispute Resolution Through The Use Of Information Technology
Arno R Lodder and John Zeleznikow Cambridge: CUP, 2010, 208 pp, £65, ISBN 978-0-521-51542-9 (hbk) Cite as: V Papakonstantinou, “Book Review: Enhanced Dispute Resolution Through The Use Of Information Technology”, (2011) 8:3 SCRIPTed…
Read MoreCan We Trust the Media?
Yolande Stolte* Surgeon’s Hall, Royal College of Surgeons, University of Edinburgh, 25 November 2011 Cite as: Y Stolte, “Can We Trust the Media? ” (2011) 8:3 SCRIPTed 329 http://script-ed.org/?p=117 Download options DOI: 10.2966/scri…
Read MoreRegenerative Medicine Goverence: The EU Experience and Argentine Possibilities
Dr. Shawn H.E. Harmon* Cite as: S H E Harmon, “Regenerative Medicine Goverence: The EU Experience and Argentine Possibilities”, (2011) 8:3 SCRIPTed 323 http://script-ed.org/?p=112 Download options DOI: 10.2966/scrip. 080311.323 …
Read MoreIndia’s New Data Protection Legislation: Do The Government’s Clarifications Suffice?
Raghunath Ananthapur* Abstract After giving an introduction to data protection legislation in India, the author analyses the latest round of regulations to arise out of that country. This is important because India has started gaining prominen…
Read MoreChallenges for Free Access to Law in a Multi-Jurisdictional Developing Country: Building the Legal Information Institute of India
Graham Greenleaf, VC Vivekanandan, Philip Chung, Ranbir Singh and Andrew Mowbray* Abstract This article analyses the complexities involved in providing free public online access to the “public legal information” of the Indian legal system. It start…
Read MoreForgetting Footprints, Shunning Shadows. A Critical Analysis Of The “Right To Be Forgotten” In Big Data Practice
Bert-Jaap Koops* Abstract The so-called “right to be forgotten” has been put firmly on the agenda, both of academia and of policy. Although the idea is intuitive and appealing, the legal form and practical implications of a right to be forgotten ha…
Read MoreMusic and Dance: Beyond Copyright Text?
Charlotte Waelde* and Philip Schlesinger** Abstract Are experiential, experimental forms of music and dance beyond protection by copyright? If they are, how might these art forms best be protected by cultural policy and cultural economics? These we…
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