CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - 2023 ISSUE #1 STOCKHOLM IP LAW REVIEW Deadline 28 March 2023 Submit your papers: https://stockholmiplawreview.com/submissions/ Do you love intellectual property as much as we do? Do you want to showcase your intellectual property related article, book review, or case note in our journal? If your [...]
From open access to open science - The interface between IP, academia and the market - Conference Recap From Open Access to Open Science 2022! The conference (live and streamed) organized by Stockholm IP Law Review was a great opportunity to present and debate numerous concurring aspects related to Open Access publications and [...]
From open access to open science - The interface between IP, academia and the market SIPLR is proud to present the return of its annual in-person conference. This year, the conference “From open access to open science - The interface between IP, academia and the market” will discuss [...]
Conference Recap 2020 SIPLR Conference - IP in the Digital Environment On 3 December 2020, the Stockholm Intellectual Property Law Review held their annual conference, this year looking at the topic of ‘IP in the Digital Environment’. First off, we would like to extend our gratitude to all of our sponsors. They [...]
Issue #2 - 2020 Editorial The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has the world in a severe grip, with national measures in Europe ranging from lockdowns to less severe restrictions. The world is waiting for a vaccine, and a promising breakthrough was reached when Pfizer/BioNtech published its first results in November [...]
Interview with Lord Justice Arnold – By Riana Harvey and Alexandre Miura - Lord Justice Arnold is renowned in the UK and the EU for his judicial contributions to the field of intellectual property (IP), and currently sits as a Justice of Appeal in the England and [...]
Copyright protection for public artworks in a digitalised world - By Carla Zachariasson and Anna Li - The growing digital landscape indeed imposes new questions and challenges for legislators and courts when adopting and adapting intellectual property law. For example, when artworks located in public outdoor spaces [...]
