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[FYI] WIPO Conference on Electronic Commerce
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- Date: Sun, 18 Jul 1999 21:58:54 +0100
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Press Briefing: July 13, 1999
The World Intellectual Property Organization
(WIPO) is convening a major international
conference from 14 to 16 September 1999 to
discuss intellectual property issues relating
to the booming electronic commerce industry.
The WIPO Conference on Electronic Commerce and
Intellectual Property will bring together key
players from this multi-billion dollar industry
as well as intellectual property experts.
Chief executive officers of major companies in
the industry will be present at the Conference
as well as high-level policy-makers and
government representatives. The work program is
divided into plenary sessions and workshops
that will explore the cutting edge issues
relating to e-commerce. The plenary sessions
will deal with general themes relating to
e-commerce, such as trends in technology
development, the business potential of
e-commerce, developing countries and
e-commerce, the legal aspects of e-commerce,
and other policy issues. The workshops will
focus on specific issues like:
On-line delivery of publications, music,
films and software Domain names and
trademarks on the Internet Music on-line
Electronic right management
Cybersurveillance On-line dispute
settlement Liability and on-line service
providers Films on-line Security and
authentication (encryption & digital
signatures) Digital libraries, patent and
trademark databases Museums on-line
Protection of databases
The program will also cover, in particular,
intellectual property issues, such as:
the impact of electronic commerce on
copyright and related rights, trademarks,
patents, domain names and unfair
competition jurisdiction, enforcement and
dispute resolution, which have
implications beyond the immediate
precincts of intellectual property the
electronic delivery and exploitation of
intellectual property services and
supporting technical mechanisms the
disparities in infrastructure development
and technical access
Journalists seeking to cover the meeting and a
waiver of the 750 Swiss Franc registration fee
must either register online or download the
Word document of the accreditation form and
return it via fax or postal mail to the Media
Relations and Public Affairs Section at WIPO
before August 25, 1999. Please note that you
will also need to submit a copy of your press
card and a letter from your Editor.
Postal Address:
Media Relations and Public Affairs Section
World Intellectual Property Organization 34
Chemin des Colombettes 1211 Geneva 20
Switzerland
Fax: (+41 22) 33 88 810
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