Protecting and Monetizing Your IP in the Digital Age

The recent jump in web and mobile technology allows infinite threats to the intellectual property of corporations worldwide, but these same tools can also present a wide range of opportunities for new products and services to become profits.

How will the law address our new digital reality? Recent cases, such as Authors Guild v. Google, are a good illustration of how the law intends to define whether it should be rigid in preventing the wide distribution of trademarked and copyrighted products and services or whether it will allow greater flexibility.

Join fellow general counsel and IP counsel from leading organizations at Corporate Counsel's 2ND ANNUAL IP TRADEMARK, COPYRIGHT & LICENSING COUNSEL FORUM on September 14-15th at The Harvard Club of New York City, to delve into the following topics and more!

The New Practice of IP In House: Addressing the Digital Age
Protecting Your Copyrights in a Digital Environment
Copyright and Trademark Litigation: Learning from Recent Online Case Developments
Maximizing Resources to Protect Your Trademark Portfolio
IP, the New Commodity: Monetizing Your Copyrights and Trademarks
News and Updates from the U.S. Copyright Office
Protecting your IP from Counterfeits, Trade Dress Infringement and knockoffs
Key Provisions in License Agreements
Structuring a Lucrative Licensing Program

Conference Highlights:

Keynote Speaker:
Marybeth Peters, U.S. Register of Copyrights

Our faculty includes members of the following leading organizations: ABC, Accenture, A&E Television Networks, Citibank, Conde’ Nast, Dow Jones, Gannett, GE, Macy's, Marvel Entertainment, Morgan Stanley, NBC, News Corporation, 1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Recording Industry Association of America, Rosetta Stone, The Author's Guild, The New York Times Company, Toys "R" Us.

Seating is limited, so reserve your pass today!

CLE Credits Available