Posts Tagged: CIPIT Insights

Insights, analysis, and commentary on intellectual property, information technology law, and digital policy in Africa, filtered by the topic "CIPIT Insights".


Introducing our Lions' Den Blog Series: Intellectual Property Lessons for Startups

This month, Kenya’s version of the successful business reality television (TV) shows Shark Tank and Dragons’ Den will premiere on national TV. Lions’ Den will feature a...

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WIPO Negotiations on Framework for Protection of Traditional Knowledge Resumes

In September 2016, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Intergovernmental Committee on Intellectual Property and Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge and Folklore (IGC) held its 31st...

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#CopyrightKE: KECOBO-CIPIT Forum on Copyright for Bloggers in Kenya

On Thursday 29th September, the Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO) and CIPIT were hosted by the Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) at the Nailab to speak...

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Is Lack of Transparency and Accountability to Blame for Poor Performance by African CMOs?

African Regional Intellectual Property Organization (ARIPO) has recently published the findings of a survey on collective management organisations (CMOs) conducted among its member states. A...

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Copyright and Image Rights: Case of Wangechi vs Tecno

Before I even begin on what I'm about to say. Watch the below video #TECHNOCOMECLEAN pic.twitter.com/bx9Vr6mDSK — WANGECHI (@wangechikenya) August 31, 2016 Wangechi, an upcoming...

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High Court Rules Use of One's Images Without Consent Violates Right to Privacy

In a recent judgment in the case of T O. S v Maseno University & 3 others [2016] eKLR, the High Court ruled that the...

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Ethiopia: Internet Shutdown Amidst Recent Protests?

Image Credit: www.shutterstock.com Nearly 100 deaths and thousands of arrests have been reported in Ethiopia over the last days, as part of protests against the...

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The Dawn of Intellectual Property Financing in Kenya

The use of intellectual property as collateral is a phenomenon that has risen to recognition by banks and other lending institutions in developed countries, over...

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Open AIR East Africa Inaugural Distinguished Speaker Series: Dr. Anthony Kakooza “Dealing with Trans-Border Quasi-Intellectual Property"

In October 2010, Yoweri Museveni, the President of Uganda recorded a rap song titled: “Do You Want Another Rap?” as part of his re-election campaign...

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