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Intellectual Property Law - Law, Borders, and Speech Conference

Intellectual Property Law - Law, Borders, and Speech Conference 10.24.2016 Stanford Center for Internet and Society Is intellectual property uniquely eligible for global enforcement, because it is relatively harmonized around the world by treaties? Are territorial restrictions so baked into copyright licensing and business practices that the law must compel geoblocking on copyright grounds? When and why should the law push in the opposite direction by prohibiting geoblocking -- as the EU recently announced it would do for some copyrighted content? Annemarie Bridy - Professor of Law (University of Idaho) and Affiliate Scholar (Stanford Center for Internet and Society Alex Feerst - Senior Counsel, Medium Corynne McSherry - Legal Director, EFF Ben Sheffner - Vice President, Le gal Affairs, Motion Picture Association of America https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/page/la...