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Mila Ghorayeb

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New American legislation to protect vaccine manufacturers’ IP rights

New American legislation to protect vaccine manufacturers’ IP rights

By Mila Ghorayeb on April 27, 2022

Some interesting news for the last day of the term: there has been a bill introduced in the US that protects vaccine manufacturers against the Biden government, led by Republicans like Marco Rubio. The Republicans are expressing concern that if Biden issues waivers, China and Russia are going to use the vaccine inventions and “claim […]

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Final Project: How can philosophy help us think about the boom in musical copyright cases?

Final Project: How can philosophy help us think about the boom in musical copyright cases?

By Mila Ghorayeb on April 27, 2022

Hello everyone! For my final project I am outing myself as a Podcaster and decided to do a podcast episode on my show about how we can use philosophy to think about problems in musical copyright cases. You can have a listen and read the bibliography and show description at the link below: https://ghorayeb.substack.com/p/how-can-philosophy-help-us-think?s=w You […]

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The CRISPR Battles

The CRISPR Battles

By Mila Ghorayeb on April 17, 2022

Hello everyone! I never thought I would be writing about science but I went home for Easter weekend and was talking to my brother, who is a PhD student in UBC’s Faculty of Medicine. He’s been doing research on genetics, and I was talking to him about patents and the Harvard Mouse case. At the […]

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Fanfiction wars: a lesson in the difference between trademark and copyright

Fanfiction wars: a lesson in the difference between trademark and copyright

By Mila Ghorayeb on March 26, 2022

Yesterday, Young Adult novelist Laura Silverman tweeted that one of her candles she was selling was being taken down for Trademark infringement. Silverman’s candle, which she was selling on Etsy, had a label that read: “Go Away, I’m Reading Fanfiction.” This was allegedly an infringement on the “Harry Potter” trademark, but Silverman noted that she […]

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Dua Lipa’s “Levitating” and the moral realm of musical copyright

Dua Lipa’s “Levitating” and the moral realm of musical copyright

By Mila Ghorayeb on March 19, 2022

Every musician and non-musician alike knows that there is a limited number and combination of keys and chords that compile what we know and cherish as songs. Throughout the years, there has been no shortage of copyright issues with some of our favourite songs. Recently, Led Zeppelin won a case challenging their famous song “Stairway […]

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