THE FUTURE OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW

Peter B. MAGGS

doi:10.17323/tis.2022.14220

Peter B. MAGGS Университет Иллинойса, Шампейн, Иллинойс США https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6621-6785

DOI: https://doi.org/10.17323/tis.2022.14220

Keywords: copyright, Design Protection, Domain Name, Intellectual Property, NFT, Non-Fungible Token, Patent, Plant Protection, Right of Publicity, Trademark, Trade Secret, Utility Models

Abstract

Intellectual property law has adapted slowly and often poorly to the rapid advances in science and technology and the spread of the Internet and high-speed communications. This article identifies some of the problem areas that have appeared and emphasizes the urgency of modernization and reform of the governing law.

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Author Biography

Peter B. MAGGS, Университет Иллинойса, Шампейн, Иллинойс США

P.B. Maggs — Research Professor of Law, University of Illinois, Associate Fellow of the UNESCO Chair at the HSE University, Moscow