SCRIPTed December 2009

The December issue of SCRIPTed is now online. In this issue:

Editorial

• Mandy and Me: Some Thoughts on the Digital Economy Bill
  Lilian Edwards , pp.534-537

Reviewed Articles

• DNA Patents and the Invisible Citizen: The Role of the General Public in Life Science Governance
  Morten Andreasen and Klaus Hoeyer, pp.538-557
• Information, Decision and Self-Determination: Euthanasia as a Case Study
  Bald de Vries & Lyana Francot, pp.558-574
• Protecting the Traditions of the Maroons and Rastafari: An Analysis of the Adequacy of the Intellectual Property Laws of Jamaica and Proposals for Reform
  Marcus Goffe, pp.575-615
• Sustaining On-line Research Resources
  Arshad Khan, David Martin and Jane Seale, pp.616-638
• A Stroke of Genius or Copyright Infringement? Mashups and Copyright in Canada
  Graham Reynolds, pp.639-668

Analysis

• Wikipedia: Exemption from Liability in Case of Immediate Removal of Unlawful Materials
  Federica Casarosa, pp.669-676
• “Deconstructing” Biobank Communication of Results
  Bartha Maria Knoppers and Linda Kharaboyan, pp.677-684
• eBay on the European Playing Field: A Comparative Case Analysis of L’Oréal v eBay
  Andreas Rühmkorf, pp.685-701
• Legal limits of technological protection measures in Europe – open questions based on the ongoing Finnish CSS cases
  Mikko Välimäki, pp.702-717
• The House of Lords Clarifies “Biogen Insufficiency”
  Eddy D. Ventose, pp.718-728

Reports

• Regenerative Medicine Governance: Report Of The Workshop
  On Governance Of Research Using Human Embryonic Tissue
  Shawn H.E. Harmon, pp.729-740
• Novel Tech Ethics
  Timothy Krahn, pp.741-746
• Justification and Draft Principles for an Open Law Journals Group
  Open Law Journals Group, pp.747-750

Book Reviews

• Research Handbook On The Future Of EU Copyright
  By Estelle Derclaye (ed),
  Reviewed by Tobias Bednarz, pp.751-756
• Governing Global Electronic Networks: International Perspectives on Policy and Power
  By William J. Drake and Ernest J. Wilson III (eds),
  Reviewed by Abbe Brown, pp.757-761
• Choosing Life, Choosing Death: The Tyranny of Autonomy in Medical Ethics and Law
  By Charles Foster
  Reviewed by Alasdair Maclean, pp.762-765
• Tactical Biopolitics: Art, Activism And Technoscience
  By Beatriz da Costa and Kavita Philip (eds)
  Reviewed by Andy Miah, pp.766-769
• Law, Knowledge, Culture: The Production of Indigenous Knowledge in IP Law
  By Jane E. Anderson
  Reviewed by Chidi Oguamanam, pp.770-773
• Digital Copyright: Law and Practice
  By Simon Stokes
  Reviewed by Ghufran Sukkaryeh , pp.774-775