The Institute for European Legal Studies (IEJE, University of Liège, Belgium) is running a half-day conference on the Google Book Settlement in Brussels, on February 12th 2010: ‘The Challenge of Building a Digital Library that Benefits All‘.
The programme reflects the breadth of opinions on the complex issue this matter raises regarding IP and competition law and speakers include European Commission officials, high level scholars, in-house counsels and practitioners. I wish I could go … if you’re in a more fortunate position than me and can get to Brussels on Feb 12th, you can view a copy of the programme and registration details here. Welcoming remarks by co-director of the IEJE and ‘chillingcompetition’ blogger, Professor Nicolas Petit.
Competition Law 