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Telecommunications. This article summarizes recent developments which are considered important for practitioners, students and academics in a wide range of information technology, E-commerce, telecommunications and intellectual property areas. It cannot be exhaustive but intends to address the important points. Additional commentary is also provided in relation to a few select areas of particular interest. This is a hard copy reference guide, but links to outside web sites are included where possible. No responsibility is assumed for the accuracy of information contained in these links.
EU DEVELOPMENTS IN IP, IT & TELECOMMUNICATIONS LAW
WIPO-Copyright Law for the Digital Age -The WPPT (WIPO Phonograms and Performances Treaty) entered into force on the 20 May 2002. The WPPT is one of two key treaties which aim to adapt copyright law for the digital age (the other, the WIPO Copyright Treaty entered into force on 6 March 2002). The WPPT safeguards the interests of producers of phonograms or sound recordings as well as performers whose performances are fixed in phonograms. It updates and supplements the Rome Convention for the Protection of Performers, Producers of Phonograms and Broadcasting Organisations.
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## This is the latest edition of Baker & McKenzie's column on developments in EU law relating to IP, IT and Telecommunications. This article summarizes recent developments that are considered important for practitioners, students and academics in a wide range . of information technology, E-commerc
## This is the latest edition of Baker & McKenzie's column on developments in EU law relating to IP, IT and Telecommunications. This article summarizes recent developments that are considered important for practitioners, students and academics in a wide range of information technology, E-commerce,
## This is the latest edition of Baker & McKenzie's column on developments in EU law relating to IP, IT and Telecommunications. This article summarizes the developments in 2001 which are considered important for practitioners, students and academics in a wide range of information technology, E-com
## This is the latest edition of Baker & McKenzie's column on recent developments in EC law relating to IP, IT and Telecommunications. This article is updated for each edition of this Journal to reflect those developments on a European level which are considered important for practitioners, studen