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IP & IT—a review of 2013’s CTTP developments

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Published on: 18 December 2013
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Table of contents

  • What have been the key cases in 2013 in relation to communication to the public?
  • How have these decisions changed the approach/understanding of CTTP?
  • Have there been any surprises in this area?
  • Looking forward, what is the potential significance the following upcoming cases?
  • What are your predictions for the future of CTTP and how can lawyers prepare?

Article summary

IP & IT analysis: How has the law relating to communication to the public (CTTP) developed over the course of 2013? Tom Moody-Stuart, barrister at 8 New Square Chambers, highlights 2013’s most significant cases and how they have furthered our understanding of CTTP.

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