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SCCR 32: EIFL.NET on Orphan works

Posted on May 14, 2016 by KEI Staff

>> EIFL.NET: I will start with retracted and withdrawn works. So libraries and archives have a mandate to pre seven public record for the future. In the analog aenvironment exhaustion to the distribution right provides legal means to insure its… Continue Reading →

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SCCR 32: SAA Statement on Orphan Works

Posted on May 14, 2016 by KEI Staff

>> SAA: Thank you, Mr. Chair. Orphan works, what an appropriate name for the stuff of everyday life that we all create? Diaries, business memos and photographs that we never bother to mark with our own names. Most of it… Continue Reading →

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SCCR32 Day 4 Strong statement on education by the American University PIJIP

Posted on May 13, 2016 by Manon Ress

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Speaking on behalf of the American University programme on information justice and Intellectual Property. And I speak as an educator myself and also on behalf of a larger network that I coordinate called the global expert network on user rights which is a network of educators.

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Access to Knowledge, Negotiations SCCR 32, WIPO

April 28, 2016 letter regarding US Senate Finance threats over compulsory license on Novartis cancer drug patents

Posted on May 12, 2016 by KEI Staff

Update: english translation of letter now available at end this blog.

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Access to Medicine, Lobbying, Trade Alejandro Gaviria, Colombia, Everett Eissenstat, Senator Orrin Hatch

SCCR 32 KEI on Orphan Works

Posted on May 12, 2016 by Manon Ress

keiorphan.jpgKEI Statement SCCR 32 Day 4 on “Orphan works” and Libraries and Archives

I will be speaking here as a user of libraries and archives and as a user of out of print and orphan works for my past academic work and my research today.

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Access to Knowledge, Negotiations Orphan Works, SCCR 32, WIPO

April 27, 2016 Letter from Colombian Embassy regarding Senate Finance, USTR pressure on Novartis compulsory license

Posted on May 11, 2016 by KEI Staff

(More on Colombia here: /colombia)

Updated to include English translation of letter. Note that KEI also has copy of the letter of April 28, 2016, reporting on the meeting with Eissenstat here.

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Senator Hatch, before pressuring Colombia over cancer drug compulsory license, wanted one for Napster

Posted on May 11, 2016 by Andrew Goldman

(More on Colombia here: /colombia)
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Access to Medicine, Intellectual Property Rights Colombia, compulsory license, Everett Eissenstat, imatinib, Orrin Hatch

Fundación Karisma at WIPO SCCR32 on broadcast treaty

Posted on May 10, 2016 by James Love

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Good afternoon, and thank you very much, sir.
I wanted to refer to the rights to be granted in this proposed treaty and I would like to give you an example of something that has recently happened in Colombia and how sometimes the retransmission rights can be abused.

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Access to Knowledge, Negotiations SCCR 32, WIPO

2016: Dedalus Pharma, LLC, KEI comments on NIH proposal for exclusive licenses on CARs to treat cancer

Posted on May 9, 2016 by KEI Staff

(More on government funded inventions here. Other KEI comments on NIH licenses are found here.) On April 22nd, 2016 the NIH posted a notice on the Federal Register stating it is contemplating the grant of an exclusive license to Dedalus… Continue Reading →

Access to Medicine, Government Funded research Cancer, CAR T, leukemia, license

KEI Comments to DHHS on WHA 69 re CEWG, Nocommunicable Diseases

Posted on May 6, 2016 by Andrew Goldman

Today the Department of Health and Human Services held their annual WHA listening session. This year HHS sent an email the day prior announcing that the usual 3 minute allotment would be cut in half to 90 seconds. This decision caused several NGOs to not attend.

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