Business Models, ”Internet of Things”, and a Need for Alteration of the Regualtion of Intellectual Properties
The International Development of International Intellectual Property Law in the Second Half of Year 2016. A (Faint) Light in the End of the Tunnel?
Norwegian Case Law
“Trade Mark Theft” An Interpretation of Section 15 Third Paragraph 3 in the Danish Trade Marks Act (Part II)
Evergreening Pharmaceutical Patents
Literature
Protection of Photographs. With a Focus on Photographs Which are not Photographic Works
Per-Olof Bjuggren, Bengt Domeij and Anna Horn
Case Law from the EU Court of Justice on the Notion of ”Communication to a New Audience”
The New Article 9(4) of the EUTMR and Customs Intervention against Counterfeit Goods in Transit
BMW, Volvoservice, and a Stream of Monographs on Trademark Law
The International Development of International Intellectual Property Law in the First Half of Year 2017. Progress, but no Breakthrough
Literature
Swedish Case Law
Copyright as a Matter of Comparison. A Comment to the Decision by the Swedish Supreme Court (NJA 2017 p. 75) (Swedish Scapegoats)
The Territorial Limitation and the Jurisdiction Over Intellectual Property Infringements
Use of Copyright Protected Items in Education in Norway
Copyrigt Protection in the Single Market
On the Conditions of Compensations for Privare Copying of Digital Texts in Demark
Collages in Copyright Law. A misjudged Desision
Norwegian Case Law
Swedish Case Law
Clearance of Righs to Audivisual Productions
Protection of the Inherent Features of the Trade Mark. New Opportunities and Limitations
Compensation for Loss in Trade Mark Infringements
Swedish Case Law
The Development of the Copyright Protection in Denmark since 2015
The Development of the Copyright Protection in Norway since 2015. Towards a New Norwegian Copyright Act
The Development of the Copyright Protection in Sweden since 2015
The Nordic Extended Collective License – Its Characteristics, Qualities, and Flaws
The Tandency of ‘total buy-outs’, the Author’s Claim to Fair Compensation, Extended Collective Licenses, and Competition Law
The Problem of Cross-Border Extended Collective Licensing
