The June 2007 issue of SCRIPT-ed, the Journal of Law and Technology, is
now available:
http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/ahrc/script-ed/issue4-2.asp

In this issue:
Editorial

• “Douglas v Hello! – An OK! result”, Gillian Black

Peer-Reviewed Articles   

• “Do Asian Nations Take Intellectual Property Rights Seriously?” Assafa Endeshaw.
• “The day after the Computer-Implemented Inventions Directive: who won the battle and when shall the war end?”  Konstantinos Fotinopoulos.
• “Without Walls: Copyright Law and Digital Collections in Australian Cultural Institutions” Emily Hudson and Andrew T Kenyon.

Analysis  

• “Patenting programs as machines”, Philip Leith.
• “Keep on hacking: a Finnish court says technological measures are no longer “effective” when circumventing applications are widely available on the Internet”, Mikko Välimäki.
• “Copyright and research: an academic publisher’s perspective”, Kevin Taylor.

Book Reviews  

• The Law and Ethics of Medical Research: International Bioethics and Human Rights, by Aurora Plomer. Reviewed by Shawn H.E. Harmon.
• The Intellectual Property Debate: Perspectives from Law, Economics Political Economy, Edited by Meir Perez Pugatch. Reviewed by Jordan S. Hatcher.

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