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conferences
IP3:
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY,
INNOVATION
POLICIES AND
INTERNATIONAL
PERSPECTIVES
Faculty
of Law
University
of Hong Kong
December
9-10, 2005
Co-organized
with
China
Information Technology & Law Centre
Faculty
of Law, University of Hong Kong
DESCRIPTION
Hong
Kong will host the Sixth WTO Ministerial Conference from December 13 to
18th, 2005. Held the weekend before the WTO Ministerial, IP3 Conference
brings together leading academics, legal practitioners, technology
experts and policy makers to address the latest developments and
challenges in the areas of intellectual property and information
technology. The conference is jointly organized by and the
Intellectual Property & Communications Law Program at Michigan State
University College of Law.
SCHEDULE
December
9, 2005
8:50 |
Welcoming
Remarks
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Dean
Johannes M.M. Chan, University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law
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Prof.
Peter K. Yu, Michigan State University College of Law
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9:00 |
Keynote
Opening Panel: Intellectual Property Development in Hong Kong and
China
“Moving
with the Times: Hong Kong’s Intellectual Property Protection
Programmes”
-
Hon.
Ms. Li Yong Hong, Deputy Director of Patent Re-examination and
Review Board, State Intellectual Property Office, People’s
Republic of China
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10:15 |
Coffee
Break
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11:20 |
TRIPs
and the WTO
Moderator:
Speakers:
“TRIPS
and the WTO: The Role of Hong Kong, China”
"The
Expectations from the Hong Kong Round"
"Intellectual
Property Rights and Technical Barriers to International
Trade"
“The
WTO Complaint and the New Cycle of Futility”
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12:30 |
Networking
Luncheon
Cyber
Café, Chong Yuet Ming Amenities Centre
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2:00 |
Patents
and Biotechnology
Moderator:
Speakers:
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Prof.
Martin J. Adelman, The George Washington University Law School
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Prof.
Wang Xi, Shanghai Jiaotong University Law School and Member of
Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference,
People’s Republic of China
“A
Survey on the Legal System of GMO Products Regulation in
China”
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Harold
C. Wegner, Partner, Foley & Lardner LLP, Washington, D.C.
and Tokyo & Former Director of the Intellectual Property
Law Program, The George Washington
University Law School
“Experimental
use to create a new Biotechnology Product”
“Biotechnology
Patenting in China: Law, Cases & Statistics”
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3:30 |
Coffee
Break
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3:45 |
Well-known
Trademarks and Brand Positioning
Moderator:
Speakers:
“China:Recognition
and Protection of Well-known Trademarks”
“When
‘Fame’ Meets ‘Tradition’: Famous Marks, Geographic
Indications and ‘Culture’ Marks”
“Challenges
Faced by Corporations”
“The
Story of Montagut and Protection of Well-known Marks in China”
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5:15
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Friday
Sessions Adjourned
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7:00 |
Dinner
Reception |
December
10, 2005
9:00 |
Copyright
and New Media
Moderator:
Speakers:
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Andrew
Lih, Director of Technology & Assistant Professor,
Journalism and Media Studies Centre, University of Hong Kong
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Prof.
Paul C.B. Liu, Graduate Institute of Intellectual Property,
National Chengchi University
“The
Policy and Measures for the Piracy Problem of Copyrighted
Industry”
“Internet
Service Provider Safe Harbors After MGM v. Grokster and
the Right to Circumvent Digital Lockup—An International
Perspective”
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10:30 |
Coffee
Break
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10:45 |
Data
Protection, Information Privacy and Smart Devices
Moderator:
Speakers:
“Anonymity,
Smart Networks and Moral Dummies”
“The
Mobile Phone as a Smart Authentication Token”
“Personal
Data Privacy and Technological Developments: Conflicts or
Co-existence?”
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12:15 |
Closing
Remarks
Prof.
Kevin Pun, Faculty of Law and Department of Computer Science,
University of Hong Kong
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12:30 |
Conference
Adjourned |
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