IP CLUB books and articles
Olga Isaeva,
Head of IP CLUB International Cooperation Department
e-mail: ol.v.isaeva@ya.ru
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Intellectual Rights in the Digital Age: Selected Aspects multi-authored monograph. Edition 19. / lead author and science editor Dr. M. A. Rozhkova; opening art.: V. A. Korneev. – Moscow: GAUGN Press, 2023. – 438 p. – (“Modern Law Review / IP & Digital Law” series).
ISBN: 978-5-6049894-5-6
DOI 10.18254/S6049894-5-6
Intellectual property law has already become an independent branch of law
with its own subject of legal regulation: social relations concerning the intellectual property. In the digital age, the era of rapid development of digital technologies, the importance of these relations is as great as ever, and the issues requiring urgent resolution contribute to a significant increase in the amount of regulatory material,
which may belong to various branches of law – not only civil, but also administrative, criminal, competitive, business, etc. Under these circumstances, the present monograph has attempted to examine various aspects of the field of intellectual property rights and related areas.
The book may be useful for judges, lawyers, legal practitioners, academics, lecturers, postgraduates and law students as well as all others interested in the development of the Russian law and issues related to the application of the current legislation.
Video games, gaming, cybersports: legal issues: multi-authored monograph / science editors M. A. Rozhkova, R. L. Lukyanov. — M.: Development of legal systems, 2023. — 240 p. (IP & Digital Law).
ISBN: 978-5-6043643-9-0
Th is monograph prepared by the collective of authors is dedicated to the legal issues arising in regard to video games. Th ese are both general problems of legal regulation of relations connected with video games and possibility of application of article 1062 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation to different legal situations and legal regimes of game mechanics, in-game property (virtual items, game currency, characters etc.), loot boxes, modifications of computer programmes etc. The monograph indicates the problematic aspects of consumer rights protection, in particular, the return of money for a video game. In addition, it assesses the permissibility (or necessity) of recourse to arbitration and mediation tools in cybersports.
The book may be useful for judges, lawyers, legal practitioners, academics, lecturers, postgraduates and law students as well as all others interested in the development of the Russian law and issues related to the application of the current legislation.
The Law of the Digital Economy – 2022 (18): Annual Anthology / lead author and science editor Dr. M.A. Rozhkova. – M.: Statut, 2022. – 414 p. – (Modern Law Review / IP & Digital Law).
ISBN: 978-5-8354-1816-9
The eighteenth edition of the “Modern Law Review / IP & Digital Law” series comprises articles devoted to legal protection of computer programmes (software), digital art objects, characters of works and video games, user content and other copyright items of computer games, as well as some aspects of legal regulation of addressing on the Internet and the
EdTech problems. This annual book contains papers covering conceptual issues of intellectual property in the digital age, museum property rights, quantum technologies, and the legal personality of artificial intelligence. The book also considers the problems of antitrust
regulation of digital platforms and the effect of antitrust prohibitions in the field of intellectual property, issues of legal protection of brand identity, and problematic aspects of the use of trademarks in advertising.
See http://asp.rozhkova.com and https://books.ipclub.in/asp.html to find an invitation to participate in the forthcoming annual books of this series as well as information about them.
Rozhkova M., Isaeva O. Plagiarism and self-plagiarism in scientific works at the age of digital technologies // Digital Law Journal. Vol. 3. № 2 (2022). P. 25-35.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.38044/2686-9136-2022-3-2-25-35
Abstract
As well as streamlining academic research activities, contemporary technologies provide opportunities to infringe on the intellectual property of others through plagiarism. However, plagiarism has yet to be adequately dealt with in national legislations, which either do not contain any provision in this connection or fail to adequately define the relevant terms. Moreover, there continues to be much discussion as to what plagiarism is, as well as how and in what cases it should be punishable. The situation is further complicated by the various approaches to plagiarism and the lack of consensus on whether so-called “self-plagiarism” should be treated separately from the intentional infringement of other people’s intellectual property or be deemed as a form of plagiarism. With the aim of clarifying these questions, the authors of the present paper compare different approaches taken to the problem of plagiarism and consider some contemporary approaches to plagiarism detection.
LegalTech, FinTech, RegTech etc.: legal aspects of the use of digital technologies in business: multi-authored monograph / Lead Author and Science Editor M.A. Rozhkova. – Мoscow: Statut, 2021. – 310 p. (IP & Digital Law)
ISBN: 978-5-8354-1764-3
The authors of the monograph provide insight into legal aspects of the use of digital technologies, legally assess their constituents and interrelated objects, and consider the possibilities of commercial use of technologies from the legal perspective.
The monograph is published in 2021, which is proclaimed the Year of Science and Technology, in the IP & Digital Law series, founded by the IP CLUB, one of the largest expert and educational projects in Russia in the field of digital law and intellectual property law (http://ipclub.in).
The book may be useful for professors, postgraduates and students as an educational and practical guide, as well as for judges, litigators, and practicing lawyers in their practical activities.
The Law of the Digital Economy – 2021 (17): Annual Anthology / lead author and science editor Dr. M.A. Rozhkova. – M.: Statut, 2021. – 476 p. – (Modern Law Review / IP & Digital Law).
ISBN: 978-5-8354-1742-1
The seventeenth edition of the “Modern Law Review / IP & Digital Law” series comprises articles on the legal regulation of digital rights, cryptocurrencies, databases, online media platforms, aggregators of information on goods and services, and activities in the Darknet. This annual book contains papers covering the protection of competition in the digital context, the legal framework of Mobile App Stores operation, “image” rights protection, eligibility to derivative works in video games, e-Sports and intellectual property, and legal aspects of retraction. The book also considers the problem of digital twins and digital forms of inheritance law.
For judges, lawyers, legal practitioners, academics, lecturers, postgraduates and law students as well as all others interested in the development of the Russian law and issues related to the application of the current legislation.
See http://asp.rozhkova.com and https://books.ipclub.in/asp.html to find an invitation to participate in the forthcoming annual books of this series as well as information about them.
Rozhkova M., Isaeva O. Legal Protection of Photographs in the Digital Age: Russian Regulation // SHS Web Conf., Volume 109 (2021). 01032.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/202110901032
Abstract
Appeared in 1826, the photography has been much developed so far. Being mostly used for pragmatic purposes at the dawn of its existence, today, the photography is not only art, but also serves to depict a person at a certain point in time and even for personal identification. The photographs are used as evidence and as technical means of reproduction of other works of authorship. However, although the photographs have always been tacitly divided into informative and aesthetic ones, and various legal regimes of photography have already been enshrined in the Russian legislation, it is still not really clear how all those regimes relate to each other. Trying to answer that question the authors reveal problems and gaps existing in the current Russian regulation of photographs and make some proposals that could be useful for both the scientists when furthering the discussion on the topic and the legislator when developing the existing rules.
The Law of the Digital Economy – 2020 (16): Annual Anthology / lead author and science editor Dr. M.A. Rozhkova. – M.: Statut, 2020. – 442 p. – (Modern Law Review / IP & Digital Law).
ISBN: 978-5-8354-1664-6
The sixteenth issue of the series “Modern Law Review / IP & Digital Law” brings together articles on the legal regulation of electronic transactions, electronic trading, targeted advertising, big data, personal and non-personal data. This annual book contains papers dealing with the legal nature of smart contracts and contracts mediating the use of online game objects, the legal regime of the results of creative activity of artificial intelligence and the legal status of decentralized autonomous organizations, the distinction of intellectual property rights from the information law and study of the information essence of works, qualification of sophisticated software and rating sites assessment, responsibility of participants of information and communication technologies. The book also deals with the problems of extending property rights to new intangible objects and the essence of the right to information.
For judges, lawyers, legal practitioners, academics, lecturers, postgraduates and law students as well as all others interested in the development of the Russian law and issues related to the application of the current legislation.
See http://asp.rozhkova.com and https://books.ipclub.in/asp.html to find an invitation to participate in the forthcoming annual books of this series as well as information about them.
Vasilevskaya L., Rozhkova M. Provision of Escrow Services at the Absence of an Agreement: the Assessment for Compliance with the Russian Law // Cuestiones Politicas. Vol. 37, Num. 64 (2020). P. 112-123.
Abstract
Based on an analysis of the norms of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, the authors studied the legal basis for the provision of a range of services by the online classified in the digital environment. Additionally, the authors studied the structure of relations arising between the buyer, seller, online classified, delivery service, and the bank. The article substantiates that there is a conditional escrow of property in the framework of the considered relations, but the fact of concluding an agreement creating an appropriate legal basis for such an escrow is not observed. The study results identify several civil law agreements, needed for the goods delivery services offered by online classifieds. The authors concluded that the relationship system built by the online classified with sellers, buyers, a delivery service, and a bank and providing for the reservation of the buyer’s money excludes the conclusion of an escrow agreement.