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Automating Invention is Robert Plotkin's blog on the impact of computer-automated inventing on the law (primarily patent law). The blog also explores the implications of computer-automated inventing for creativity, ethics, and high-tech industry.
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July 19, 2005
National CyberEducation Project Opens at University of Richmond School of Law
IPcentral reports that the University of Richmond School of Law Intellectual Property Institute has launched the National CyberEdcuation Project, "an interdisciplinary grass-roots effort to engage students, faculty, and administrators on college campuses in discussion of contemporary intellectual property issues. . . . The Project will produce conferences, articles, blogs, education kits, and other student-oriented, campus-centric programs and materials."
I like the "interdisciplinary" part. The time has long passed when it was possible for the legal profession to address contemporary intellectual property issues on its own.
Posted by Robert at 9:11 AM
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