Author:Fuhrmann, ThomasDate:2015The most important rights, which state such a balance between these two parties, are the rights of intellectual property. Thus, an important question is to what extent 3D-printing conflicts with intellectual property rights. In general, ...Read more
Author:Lakpini, Clarence SokolambeDate:2020The question that underlies this research is whether and to what extent does South Africa’s
moves to amend its Patent Act, as outlined in the country’s new Intellectual Property (IP)
Policy take advantage of the flexibilities made available ...Read more
Author:Schonwetter, TobiasDate:Sep 2014This guide is intended as an introduction to the Creative Commons licenses and their practical application. It provides a brief background to the organisation and its history, a brief synopsis of the different licenses, and a detailed ...Read morecb
Author:van Schalkwyk, Francois; Willmers, Michelle; Schonwetter, TobiasDate:Jun 2015Final research report of the “Embedding open data practice: Developing indicators on the institutionalisation of open data practice in two African governments” project, which formed part of the World Wide Web Foundation’s "Emerging Impacts ...Read morecb
Author:Schonwetter, TobiasDate:30 Jul 2014This thesis is going to examine the scope of fair use / fair dealing in South Africa, especially within an academic context. It proceeds in 5 parts. Part I will deal with the question of whether an international standard for fair use exists ...Read more
Author:Van, Wiele BramDate:2019Disruptive technologies influence the application and development of intellectual property. Additive manufacturing, colloquially known as 3D printing, is one such technology that has a profound impact on how goods are created, disseminated ...Read more
Author:Kehlet, IsabellaDate: 2021In a human-like form and programmed with artificial intelligence, sex robots are becoming increasingly prevalent, also as a result of the restrictions on social interactions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of their programming, sex ...Read more
Author:Marais, RichardDate:2019This thesis examines international approaches to musical work copyright infringement law for the purpose of establishing an approach that can be utilised effectively under the South African copyright infringement framework. In doing so, the ...Read more
Author:Willmers, Michele; van Schalkwyk, Francois; Schonwetter, TobiasDate:01 Dec 2015Open data practice is gaining momentum in the public sector and civil society as an important mechanism for sharing information, aiding transparency, and promoting socio-economic development. Within this context, licensing is a key legal ...Read morecb
Author:Schonwetter, Tobias; Ncube, CarolineDate:2011Purpose
– This paper's main purpose is to deepen the general understanding regarding copyright exceptions and limitations as an important balancing tool of copyright law, particularly for developing countries in Africa. It seeks to address ...Read more
Author:Schonwetter, TobiasDate:30 Oct 2014In this seminar during UCT Open Access Week 2014, Dr Tobias Schonwetter discusses Open Access publication from a legal standpoint, focusing on issues of copyright and intellectual property as they pertain to academics working in South Africa ...Read morecba
Author:Sadaf, NaeemaDate:2017South Africa is a biologically diverse but technologically less advanced economy. Like many other developing countries in the world, its biodiversity is exposed to danger due to certain human activities. Among these, patents are charged as ...Read more
Author:Van Wiele, BramDate:2014This dissertation will analyse South African copyright law and its ability to facilitate blind, visually impaired, or otherwise print disabled people. The Marrakesh Treaty intends to promote the making and distribution of copies of, among ...Read more
Author:Bornhäusser, MatthiasDate:2014The aim of this thesis is to take a closer look at the interesting relationship between patent rights and competition law. The focus will be set on European and German law. The reason for it is that the European courts already started to deal ...Read more
Author:Schonwetter, TobiasDate:2009This thesis looks at how to achieve a fair copyright balance from the perspective of developing countries. The thesis examines the international legal framework which developing countries such as South Africa have to respect. It analyses the ...Read more
Author:Schonwetter, Tobias; Ncube, Caroline; Chetty, PriaDate:2010South Africa is the world’s 25th-largest country by surface area, and 24th-largest by population. It is located at the southernmost region of Africa and divided into nine provinces: Limpopo, North West, Gauteng, Mpumalanga, KwaZulu-Natal, ...Read morecbna
Author:Schonwetter, Tobias; Ncube, Caroline; Chetty, PriaDate:2009Access to knowledge generally, and to learning materials more particularly, is of crucial importance to developing nations because it is one of the keys to unlocking sustainable development. The African Copyright and Access to Knowledge (ACA2K) ...Read morecba