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ARTICLE · 26 SEPTEMBER 2008

IP And Technology News, September 2008

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The European Commission proposes to extend the term of copyright protection for performing artists and record producers from 50 to 95 years.

FinlandIntellectual Property

Edited By Elina Saviharju

In this issue:

  • Commission Proposes Extension to Term of Copyright Protection for Performers
  • The Market Court Rules on Slavish Imitation in the Crocs Shoes Case
  • Pharma Industry Finland Renews its Code of Ethics
  • Simplified Destruction Procedure of Counterfeit Goods with the Customs
  • Establishment of a New Pharmaceutical Center Prepared
  • Distinctive Character of a Trademark May Be Inferred from an Earlier Mark
  • Pharma Regulatory: The Effects of the Sunset Clause as of 7 November 2008

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Commission Proposes Extension to Term of Copyright Protection for Performers

The European Commission proposes to extend the term of copyright protection for performing artists and record producers from 50 to 95 years. If adopted, the extension would make performers and producers eligible for broadcast remuneration, remuneration for performances in public places and compensation payments for

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