Seminars Held



 

 













The Burning Issues on Intellectual Property Protection and Piracy.

To be conducted at the Dusit Hotel, Makati City, Philippines on 28 to 29 June 2002.

Agenda - Program, and Speakers

Day 1: 28 June 2002, Friday

A.M.

  1. Registration (8:30-9:00 A.M.)
  2. National Anthem (9:01-9:15 A.M.)
  3. Invocation (9:01-9:15 A.M.)
  4. Opening Remarks (9:16-9:20 A.M.)
     
          Atty. Eliseo P. Ocampo
          Executive Chairman
          Institute of Continuing Legal Studies & Education (ICLSE)
     
  5. Protection of Intellectual Property and the Trips Agreement (9:21-10:20 A.M.)
    1. Overview of the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) of the Philippines
    2. Basic Concepts of Intellectual Property
    3. Intellectual Properties and Conventions, Basic Features and Provisions
     
          Atty. Emma Francisco
          Director-General
          Intellectual Property Office
     
  6. COFFEE BREAK & OPEN FORUM (10:21 - 10:40 A.M.)
  7. Current Issues (10:41 – 11:40 A.M.)
    1. Constitutionality of the “First to File Rule” Under the Patent System
    2. Coverage of the Intellectual Property Laws
      • Patenting Micro-organisms
      • Patenting Higher Life Forms
      • Patenting / Copyrighting Traditional / Cultural Knowledge
      • Patenting Business Methods / Computer Software
      • Copyright on Database Information
      • Copyright and Compulsory Licensing
      • Marketing Products as "Mere Replicas"
    3. Proper Parties in Intellectual Property Cases
    4. Necessity of Trademark Registration/Patent Grant
    5. Reliefs in Intellectual Property Cases
     
          Atty. Eliseo P. Ocampo
          Executive Chairman
          Atty. Rommel N. Cariño
          Head, Research Studies
          Institute of Continuing Legal Studies & Education (ICLSE)
     
  8. Open Forum (11:41 A.M. – 12:15 P.M.)

P.M.

  1. Lunch Break (12:16 – 1:30 P.M.)
  2. Current Issues, continued (1: 31 – 3:00 P.M.)
    1. Overview: Software and Music
      • Definitions and Classifications
      • Current Technologies
      • Issues and other observations
    2. Overview: The Internet
      • History, usage, tools, authorities
      • Aspects of the Internet experience
      • ICANN and Domain Name registration
      • Issues and other observations
    3. Technology: Shareware, Open Source, GPL License, and IPR matters relevant small enterprises
      • Shareware vs. Freeware: Background, Definitions, and Pros and Cons
      • Open Source vs. GPL (General Public License): Background, Definitions, Pros and Cons of GPL, and Open source cases (KDE and Mozilla Licenses)
      • Small Enterprise RE Copyright: Buying License, Patent Filing in the Philippines, and Litigation in the Philippines
     
          Michael Vernon Guerrero
          Vice President for IT Operations
          Digital Management and Solutions, Inc.
          Gerald Quisumbing
          Vice President, Software Development
          Q-Bros
     
  3. Open Forum (3:01 – 3:30 P.M.)
  4. Current Issues, continued (3:31 – 4:30 P.M.)
    1. Registration and Enforcement of Intellectual Rights
    2. Rule on Search and Seizure in Civil Action for Intellectual Property Rights Infringement
    3. Decompilation of Software Program
    4. Suits by Foreign Entities Doing Business in the Philippines without a License
    5. Enforcement of Local Judgment in Foreign Jurisdiction.
    6. Enforceability of International Treaties, Agreements and Conventions to Which the Philippines is a Party
     
          Atty. Rico V. Domingo
          Director
          Intellectual Property Association of the Philippines
          Member
          Philippine Bar
          New York State Bar
          Association Internationale pour la Protection Industrielle
     
  5. Open Forum (4:31 – 5:00 P.M.)

Day 2: 29 June 2002, Saturday

  1. Current Issues, continued (9:00 – 10:00 A.M.)
    1. Intellectual Property in the Internet
      • Applicability of Intellectual Property Laws in Cyberspace
      • Detection, Anonymity, and Privacy
      • A New Paradigm for Private International Law: Jurisdiction, Applicable Laws, and Enforcement of Judgment
      • A Dilemma in Statutory Construction: Reproduction of Works, Public Performance of Works, Public Communication of Works, “Cyber Art” as Prior Art, and Appearance of Trademark in Cyberspace as Trademark Use
      • Internet-based Infringement and Liabilities: Copyrights, Patents, Trademarks/Tradename, and Domain Names
    2. Others
     
          Atty. Eliseo P. Ocampo
          Executive Chairman
          Atty. Rommel N. Cariño
          Head, Research Studies
          Institute of Continuing Legal Studies & Education (ICLSE)
     
  2. COFFEE BREAK & OPEN FORUM (10:01 – 10:45 A.M.)
  3. Future Trends and Legislation (10:46 – 11:45 A.M.)
     
          With the Resource Participation of the Members of Congress and Representatives of Gov’t Agencies Concerned
     
  4. Open Forum (11:46 A.M. – 12:00 N.N.)
  5. Wrapping Up (12:01 – 12:15 P.M.)
     
          Atty. Eliseo P. Ocampo

The Moderator

Eliseo P. Ocampo
Executive Chairman, Institute of Continuing Legal Studies and Education, Inc.

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