IP Law in Asia Publications

Public attitudes to new technologies still a puzzle
23 April 2010
Creative Economy Report Card 2010
12 April 2010
Creative Industries After the First Decade of Debate
1 March 2010
Clear signal of need for change to TV licence fees
22 February 2010
Supporting culture when everyone’s on YouTube
16 February 2010
National cultural policy - CCI Submission
1 February 2010
Not Rocket Science: a roadmap for cultural R&D
1 December 2009
The new creativity is solving problems together
30 November 2009
Creative Labour: Emancipation or Honey-Trap?
28 April 2009
Recent Publications in IP Law in Asia, by Professor Christoph Antons
25 March 2009
Traditional knowledge, traditional cultural expressions and intellectual property law in the Asia-Pacific region
20 March 2009
Creative commons (CC) briefing paper
19 June 2008
Copyright law, digital content and the Internet in the Asia-Pacific
8 May 2008
Knowledge policy: challenges for the 21st century
1 February 2008
IP Law in Asia - 2007 conference papers
12 December 2007
Globalisation and resistance: law reform in Asia since the crisis
1 May 2007
Globalisation and Resistance: Law Reform in Asia Since the Crisis
1 January 2007
Intellectual Property Law in Southeast Asia: Recent legislative and institutional developments’
1 January 2006

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IP Law in Asia

The project IP in Asia serves the need to understand the legal and regulatory environment in our immediate region, especially as it relates to IP. It focuses on the interrelationship between IP law, related regulation and the growing creator and consumer sectors in digital content in Asia, emphasising China and ASEAN.

Plans for 2010

During 2010, Antons will complete the editing and publish books currently under contract with Kluwer, Edward Elgar and Ashgate on The Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights: Comparative Perspectives from the Asia-Pacific Region, Intellectual Property Law in Southeast Asia and Law in East Asia: Socio-Legal Issues. He will also continue to work on a further book project on Intellectual Property Chapters in Free Trade Agreements in the Asia-Pacific Region.

Antons will present papers at conferences in Taiwan, USA, Singapore and Indonesia. He is invited to contribute to three edited book projects, a special Southeast Asia journal issue and a further journal publication. He will contribute to the research project 'International Trade in Indigenous Cultural Heritage' at the University of Lucerne.

Towards the middle of 2010, Antons will organise an international workshop on IP in Asia at the University of Wollongong.

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Project News

QUT Urban Informatics iPhone app DispoMaps version 2 by Jan Seeburger now available

27/04/2010

QUT Urban Informatics iPhone app DispoMaps version 2 by Jan Seeburger now available

http://bit.ly/cR2YN3

DispoMaps enables you to share your current location on an online map with anyone. The map is constantly updated as you go, using your iPhone’s GPS.

Justice Douglas launches cutting edge new research

17/06/2008

A new book, edited by Professor Brian Fitzgerald, Professor Fuping Gao, Mr Damien O’Brien and Mr Sampsung Xiaoxiang Shi, focuses geographically on the Asia-Pacific, and particularly on China and Australia, but addresses universal themes about the law of copyright and its adaptation to the Internet in the 21st century said the Hon Justice Douglas at the launch in Brisbane yesterday.

CCI launches new look at copyright law in the Asia-Pacific

08/05/2008

A new book has been launched by current and former researchers from QUT’s Intellectual Property: Knowledge Culture Economy program led by Professor Brian Fitzgerald. Copyright law, digital content and the Internet in the Asia-Pacific, edited by Brian Fitzgerald, Fuping Gao, Damien O'Brien and Sampsung Xiaoxiang Shi, provides a unique insight into the key issues facing copyright law and digital content policy in a networked information world.

Plans for 2008

18/03/2008

Professor Antons will organise a further annual workshop on IP in Asia at the University of Wollongong in December 2008, as well as completing his book on Traditional Knowledge, Traditional Cultural Expressions and Intellectual Property Law in the Asia Pacific Region, which is under contract with Kluwer Law International. He will also be working on three further book projects. The first is a Research Handbook on intellectual property law in Southeast Asia, which is under contract with Edward Elgar; the second is an edited volume on IP Enforcement in Asia, which will be offered to Kluwer Law International; and the third is the new edition of his book on Indonesian intellectual property law. Several other book chapters and articles are also in print.

Progress in 2007

18/03/2008

During 2007, Professor Antons published one edited book and several book chapters, articles and working papers, as well as working on an edited volume resulting from a workshop in December 2006.