Back From Singapore ... In Addition To Off To Singapore Again

Back from Singapore ...

's non bad friend Tibor Gold (Kilburn & Strode) has returned from Singapore, where he took some fourth dimension off from his customer operate too translating Court of First Instance decisions into English, inward fellowship to solve the world's problems. So what, inward answer to the IPKat's queries, is the Singapore Treaty about? Tibor writes:

"I tin tell that it's a Treaty that replaces the 1994 one, modernizes it due to eg electronic communications, to a greater extent than multi-class countries, to a greater extent than odd marks etc; withal it has no noun law, it's but procedural most the MAXIMUM whatever Patent Office may postulate from applicants too right-holders when applying for registration, renewing, recording licences too assignments, changes of register details generally; summation the information that may live on demanded from representatives.

presents pictures of Tibor earlier (left) too afterwards (right) his 3 weeks inward the hot too sweaty tropics.

It turned into a rattling political negotiation alongside LDCs demanding technical assistance too assistance to prepare their laws, rules, staff too technology....".

cheers Tibor for taking the problem to allow him know what's happening.


... too off to Singapore again!

The IP Academy Singapore hosts its initiative Global Forum on Intellectual Property 2006 on 21 too 22 August 2006. There's a marvellous all-star sort of speakers too. According to the Forum's website:

"The IP Academy is pleased to acquaint its initiative Global Forum on Intellectual Property 2006 (GFIP 2006) on 21 too 22 August 2006 at the Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore.

GFIP 2006, i of the largest too the but multi-disciplinary IP forum inward Asia Pacific to-date, volition convey together some of the world’s most influential IP figures to explore too hash out novel IP trends too to harness trace of piece of occupation organisation opportunities inward a setting conducive to creative thinking.

The topic of GFIP 2006 is "Tilting the Global Balance inward the IPR landscape : The Strategic Implications of the increment inward the Asia Pacific region". Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 distinguished line-up of international speakers too panelists volition visit too address how Asia Pacific’s growing economical influence, led yesteryear China, Republic of Republic of India too the Middle East, volition exert an increasing influence on global IP creation, protection, exploitation too management.

GFIP is expected to depict most 400 delegates from diverse IP related fields around the world".

Details are available here.