IP Finance posted a great informational blog today explaining the inherent characteristics of a copyright in the hands of a business, specifically during insolvency. Some of the references to particular statutes should be disregarded if you are a U.S. reader, but the gist is the same under any copyright law system. Of interest is the section on Assignment and Sale of copyright licenses. Read the entire post HERE
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Ian is a former corporate & securities and intellectual property law attorney with Wyatt, Tarrant, & Combs, LLP, and currently he is in-house IP transactional counsel with Intellectual Property Exchange International (IPXI). IPXI is the world’s first financial exchange focused on intellectual property. Today, the last day of the IP Business Congress 2010 in Munich, the CIPO Clinic is being held. This appears to be an interactive event with question-and-answer sessions and an opportunity for Chief Intellectual Property Officers to tell the ...Read More
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