Dentons Rodyk Academy IP Seminar Series: Copyright (Recent Developments - IP Law, IP Tax Planning and Data Privacy)

Dentons Rodyk Academy IP Seminar Series:
Recent Developments - IP Law, IP Tax Planning and Data Privacy
Copyright

Synopsis

About the session: Copyright

The origins of copyright law can be traced back to the invention of the printing press in the 15th century. Copyright law was originally developed to protect against the unauthorised copying of books. Since then, the law has had to adapt to advances in technology. In the information age, copyright law is in urgent need of an update to keep up with the rapid pace of innovation.

In this session, we will share recent developments which are relevant to the copyright law in Singapore. These developments relate to important issues, such as the scope of copyrightable subject matter in the 21st century. This session will also provide an insight into the further developments we can expect in the near future. For audience members new to the subject, there will also be a brief introduction to copyright law.

About the IP series:

Dentons Rodyk Academy is pleased to present a series of Breakfast Seminars covering various domains of IP, IP in tax planning, as well as Data Privacy.

The seminars will present developments in the preceding year, and provide thoughts on new developments. This is the second session of the series which comprises of 6 breakfast sessions across 8 weeks.

You may attend one or more of the sessions. To RSVP, please click on the individual sessions.

Speaker

Elaine Lew, Partner, Dentons Rodyk