27 research outputs found
PROTECTING DATABASES – A CALL FOR REGULATION
Legislators for intellectual property rights have traditionally balanced protection with user access to the protected property. In particular, information has been treated as deserving of wider access by users. Departure from these norms erodes the very justification for intellectual property rights. However, the combined effects of the sui generis database right and that for technological protection measures for electronic works introduced by the Database and Information Society Directives led to fears of monopoly powers over raw data and information and erosion of the traditional balances. The implementation and application of these measures in the UK and elsewhere appeared to confirm these fears. Given the opportunity to reverse these effects, both the European Court of Justice and the European Commission have failed to redress the balance. Consequently, urgent attention should be paid to control over regulation of database licensing
Assessing Barriers to Healthy Living in Economically Challenged Communities of the Greater Winooski Area
Introduction: NeighborKeepers (Winooski, VT) is a non-profit, anti-poverty organization that focuses on building supportive friend networks that direct families and individuals toward the resources they need to improve their health, get training and education, find jobs, and discover a sense of purpose and belonging. Keeping with the NeighborKeepers philosophy of giving those in need the tools to help improve their own circumstances, our project goals were to: •Engage community members •Connect individuals with community resources geared toward healthy living and improved healthcare access •Identify health needs and potential areas for intervention or further inquiryhttps://scholarworks.uvm.edu/comphp_gallery/1058/thumbnail.jp
Neighborkeepers: Buddies for Better HealthAn Intervention to Improve Physical Activity Habits
Introduction: associated health complications have increased steadily across the United States. As a result, physical activity considerations have become a more significant focus of healthcare providers and government agencies. Recent studies suggest that social support network approaches, such as the buddy-system, improve participant adherence to physical activity regimens. To improve physical activity frequency and adherence, we implemented a buddy system approach with participants involved in a community outreach organization.https://scholarworks.uvm.edu/comphp_gallery/1014/thumbnail.jp
City of Hitchcock Comprehensive Plan 2020-2040
Hitchcock is a small town located in Galveston
County (Figure 1.1), nestled up on the Texas Gulf
Coast. It lies about 40 miles south-east of Houston.
The boundaries of the city encloses an area of
land of 60.46 sq. miles, an area of water of 31.64
sq. miles at an elevation just 16 feet above sea level.
Hitchcock has more undeveloped land (~90% of
total area) than the county combined. Its strategic
location gives it a driving force of opportunities in
the Houston-Galveston Region.The guiding principles for this planning process were Hitchcock’s vision statement and its corresponding goals, which were crafted by the
task force. The goals focus on factors of growth and development including public participation, development considerations,
transportation, community facilities, economic development, parks, and housing and social vulnerabilityTexas Target Communitie
ICANN and UDRP: How legal monopolies and non-profit institutions challenge the Internet and traditional notions of intellectual property law
The internet unbound. The arbitral nature of the UDRP : a judicial review
Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) -- comparison with requirements of New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards -- Parisi v. Netlearning, Inc. (United States) -- UDRP mandatory administrative proceeding is not an arbitration procedure under Federal Arbitration Act (United States) or New York Convention -- UDRP is binding because registrants agree to be bound by UDRP decision