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Technology law education effort underway to help developing world deal with IP

Broadcast | July 23, 2004

A bric-a-brac approach to cyberlaw-making in developing countries has prompted a Canadian academic to launch a new group dedicated to providing impartial advice on drafting the most advantageous Internet laws. Michael Geist, a well-known professor of Internet law at the University of Ottawa, has launched the Technology Law and World Economic Development Project to respond to the training needs of academics, jurists and policy-makers in the third world in the fields of ecommerce, privacy, Internet governance and intellectual property (IP) laws.

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