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"Canada’s ‘Orphan Works’ Regime: Unlocateable Copyright Owners and the Copyright Board" was published in the Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal in 2010.

This article uses foresight research methods to provoke consideration of the medium/long term impacts of WIPO's "development agenda." To see how, download "Foresight into the Future of WIPO’s Development Agenda,” published following a peer review in (2010) 2 World Intellectual Property Organization Journal 225-250.

Cet article publié dans Les cahiers propriété intellectuelle est la traduction française de mon chapitre d'un livre sur le même sujet.

My refereed book chapter, "Twenty Years of Legal History (Making) at the Copyright Board of Canada," was published by Carswell as chapter 1 of "The Copyright Board of Canada: Bridging Law and Economics for Twenty Years."

In 2010, the Osgoode Hall Law Journal published my co-authored article, "Seed Technology Patent Infringement Remedies."

This co-authored article in the African Journal of Information and Communications titled, "Copyright and Education: Lessons on African Copyright and Access to Knowledge," summarizes some of the key insights from our large-scale research collaboration on the topic.

No, we didn't write this article because we were tired of working on the topic. Rather, "Exhaustion in Canadian Intellectual Property Law," (2009) Canadian Intellectual Property Review 3-31, addresses the legal rules of "exhausion," sometimes called "first sale" in respect of the protection of intellectual property in Canada.

"Global Trends in Online Copyright Enforcement: The Role of Internet Intermedaries," (2009) 49(4) Jurimetrics 375-409, examines a worldwide shift in laws, policies, and practices pertaining to intermediaries’ role in online copyright enforcement.

When the Stanley Cup was not awarded because of a labour dispute between the National Hockey League and its players, a lot of legal issues arose. Read this article to learn about some of the key questions and answers.