The Centre for Innovation Law and Policy at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law supports and facilitates the study of law and its relationship to technology, by sponsoring and cultivating research, teaching and knowledge exchange on law, legal theory, and policy related to technology, broadly understood. As a scholarly research centre, the Centre is open to interdisciplinary approaches, including law’s dialogue with the humanities. The Centre faculty approach foundational, theoretical and topical issues concerning law and technology through the rubrics of law, philosophy, political science, economics and cultural studies, with particular expertise in intellectual property, cyberlaw, privacy, and biotechnology law.
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This one-day conference brought together various commentators, players and stakeholders to draw lessons from the American experience and consider possible Canadian solutions for the copyright challenges presented by the mass digitization and reuse of works. Watch videos of the sessions on the event page.
Annual Grafstein Lecture in Communications, "Drama in the Courtroom: Nichols v. Universal and the Determination of Infringement." Prof. Mark Rose (University of California, Santa Barbara). Location: FLC.
CILP Innovation Law & Policy Workshop. Prof. Brett M. Frischmann (Loyola University). Location: Solarium.
CILP Innovation Law & Policy Workshop. Dr. Maurizio Borghi (Brunel University). Location: Solarium.
