Digital Technology and Intellectual Property
This link list presents URLs relating to a paper,
Digital Technology and Intellectual Property, presented at the SSGRR 2002w Conference held in L`Aquila, Abruzzo, Italy, January 2002. The papers are indexed here. (There are also indexes for papers presented at previous conferences, SSGRR2000 and SSGRR2001.)

Please send any suggestions for augmenting these URLs to neville.holmes@utas.edu.au.

The URLs are arranged in sections corresponding to the sections of the paper itself, except there is a collection of miscellaneous URLs put at the end because there is no obvious specific place for them within the other sections.


I. Introduction V. Data Technology: The Future
II. Digital Technology VI. Intellectual Property: The Future
III. Law & Intellectual Property VII. Conclusion
IV. The Status References
Miscellaneous

I. Introduction

II. Digital Technology I. Introduction VI. Intellectual Property: The Future
III. Law & Intellectual Property VII. Conclusion
Top IV. The Status References
Bottom V. Data Technology: The Future Miscellaneous


II.A. Data and Information II. Digital Technology II.B. Data Engineering
III. Law & Intellectual Property II.C. Cui Bono ?


II.B. Data Engineering II. Digital Technology II.A. Data and Information
III. Law & Intellectual Property II.C. Cui Bono ?


II.C. Cui Bono ? II. Digital Technology II.A. Data and Information
III. Law & Intellectual Property II.B. Data Engineering


III. Law & Intellectual Property I. Introduction VI. Intellectual Property: The Future
II. Digital Technology VII. Conclusion
Top IV. The Status References
Bottom V. Data Technology: The Future Miscellaneous


III.A. Law III.B. Property
III.C. Intellectual Property
III.D. Property in Identification
III. Law & Intellectual Property III.E. Property in Facts and Ideas
IV. The Status III.F. The Intentions


III.B. Property III.A. Law
III.C. Intellectual Property
III.D. Property in Identification
III. Law & Intellectual Property III.E. Property in Facts and Ideas
IV. The Status III.F. The Intentions


III.C. Intellectual Property III.A. Law
III.B. Property
III.D. Property in Identification
III. Law & Intellectual Property III.E. Property in Facts and Ideas
IV. The Status III.F. The Intentions


III.D. Property in Identification III.A. Law
III.B. Property
III.C. Intellectual Property
III. Law & Intellectual Property III.E. Property in Facts and Ideas
IV. The Status III.F. The Intentions


III.E. Property in Facts and Ideas III.A. Law
III.B. Property
III.C. Intellectual Property
III. Law & Intellectual Property III.D. Property in Identification
IV. The Status III.F. The Intentions

III.E.1 Copyright III.E.2 Patents
  • Reuters, Japanese obstacle course may put brakes on scooter (2002Ja14 AFR: fifteen year old Japanese patent anticipates the Segway Human Transporter; but it seems the US patent will get its 20 years everywhere else (thanks to TRIPS?). "Legal experts say that while it may be difficult for Professor Yamafuji or anyone else to challenge Mr Kamen's US patent, the American inventor could run into trouble if Segway tries to sell the scooter in Japan.")
    III.F. The Intentions III.A. Law
    III.B. Property
    III.C. Intellectual Property
    III. Law & Intellectual Property III.D. Property in Identification
    IV. The Status III.E. Property in Facts and Ideas


    IV. The Status I. Introduction VI. Intellectual Property: The Future
    II. Digital Technology VII. Conclusion
    Top III. Law & Intellectual Property References
    Bottom V. Data Technology: The Future Miscellaneous


    IV.A. Digital Technology Now IV. The Status IV.B. Intellectual Property Now
    V. Data Technology: The Future


    IV.B. Intellectual Property Now IV. The Status IV.A. Digital Technology Now
    V. Data Technology: The Future


    V. Data Technology: The Future I. Introduction VI. Intellectual Property: The Future
    II. Digital Technology VII. Conclusion
    Top III. Law & Intellectual Property References
    Bottom IV. The Status Miscellaneous


    VI. Intellectual Property: The Future I. Introduction V. Data Technology: The Future
    II. Digital Technology VII. Conclusion
    Top III. Law & Intellectual Property References
    Bottom IV. The Status Miscellaneous


    VII. Conclusion I. Introduction V. Data Technology: The Future
    II. Digital Technology VI. Intellectual Property: The Future
    Top III. Law & Intellectual Property References
    Bottom IV. The Status Miscellaneous

    David Batstone, Virtually Democratic (a futures review)


    References I. Introduction V. Data Technology: The Future
    II. Digital Technology VI. Intellectual Property: The Future
    Top III. Law & Intellectual Property VII. Conclusion
    Bottom IV. The Status Miscellaneous


    Some Books

    Some Articles
    Miscellaneous I. Introduction V. Data Technology: The Future
    II. Digital Technology VI. Intellectual Property: The Future
    Top III. Law & Intellectual Property VII. Conclusion
    Bottom IV. The Status References

    ABC Radio National Land, Law: Leaping Out of Poverty

    Search The Tragedy of the Commons

    Search The Tragedy of the Electronic Commons

    Search Hernando de Soto on Property