Copyright and Trademark Protection in the Age of the Internet

April 25, 2012 - PRLog -- TOPIC: Copyright and Trademark Law

DATE:   April 26, 2012

TIME: 10 AM ET (3 PM GMT)

FEE:  Free

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Your intellectual property (IP) may be one of your most significant assets. But protecting your copyrights and trademarks in a global economy has never presented more challenges. The Internet has created new forms of online infringements. Counterfeiting and piracy are on the rise; and some believe that what is online is free for the taking.

Andrew Berger, counsel at Tannenbaum Helpern, and a leading IP lawyer, in a one-hour webinar on April 26 beginning at 10:00 am ET, will offer guidance about how you can protect your IP across the globe. He will also provide suggestions about how you can monetize your IP through licensing and other business arrangements. This program is especially suited for copyright and trademark owners and holders, distributors, investors, software vendors, researchers, academicians and other interested stakeholders in the IP industry as well as law firm partners, counsels, IP counsel and practitioners based in the US, India, China, South America and other markets.

Speaker

Andrew Berger graduated from Cornell University and Cornell Law School, and is the past president of the Cornell Law Association.He holds leadership positions in national bar and copyright organizations serving as co-chair of the Copyright Subcommittee of the Intellectual Property Litigation Committee of the ABA and as trustee and a member of the executive committee of the Copyright Society of the U.S.A.

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