Editors
Eleonora Rosati
Stefano Barazza
Marius Schneider
Managing Editor
Sarah Harris
About the journal
JIPLP is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to intellectual property law and practice.
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Much ado about nothing? The US Supreme Court’s Warhol opinion
“Is there any future guidance in the opinion about other fair use disputes? Yes, but not in the majority opinion.”
William Patry’s latest blog post discusses future guidance for fair use disputes from the Andy Warhol Foundation v. Goldsmith US Supreme Court case.
Not only food and drinks: how EU (and UK) law could also protect handicrafts
On the EU and UK's GI Quality schemes and what classes of products are protected, from Andrea Zappalaglio.
The traps of social media: to 'like' or not to 'like'
“A recent Swiss case reported in the media has raised the spectre of criminal liability and/or defamation for merely ‘liking’ a 3rd party post on Facebook.”
Explore Gill Grassie's blog post here.
Rihanna, the Court of Appeal, and a Topshop t-shirt
“Can a fashion retailer take a photograph of a celebrity, print it on a t-shirt and sell it without the celebrity’s approval? Yes, but sometimes no.”
Read the rest of the post from Darren Meale here.
