Andrew F. Christie

Part 1 – Resume and Bio

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RESUME Andrew Christie is the founding Chair of Intellectual Property in the University of Melbourne Law School. He has Bachelors degrees in Science and in Laws from the University of Melbourne, an LLM with distinction from the University of London, and a prize-winning PhD from the University of Cambridge. He is an academic and professional lawyer who specialises in intellectual property law, and has particular expertise in the application of copyright, patent and trade mark law to the digital environment.

Admitted to legal practice in Australia and the United Kingdom, Prof. Christie worked for many years in the intellectual property departments of law firms in Melbourne and London. He has also worked as a Research Associate with the corporate strategy consultants Boston Consulting Group, and as a Consultant (Special Counsel) to a specialist Australian firm of intellectual property lawyers, patent and trade marks attorneys. He is a trained arbitrator and mediator, and is an active panelist of leading ADR centres in Geneva, Sydney, Hong Kong, Paris and Shenzen.

Prof. Christie has received national and international recognition for his excellence in teaching. He has held visiting teaching appointments in intellectual property law at a number of overseas universities, including the University of Cambridge, Duke University, the University of Toronto, and the National University of Singapore.

Prof. Christie is an internationally renowned scholar and researcher of intellectual property law. His academic career commenced in 1989, when he was elected the inaugural Herchel Smith Research Fellow in the Law of Intellectual Property at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. He was one of two Australians, selected from across all academic, professional and performing arts disciplines, to be appointed a Fulbright Senior Scholar for the academic year 2000/01, a position he held at Duke University School of Law. From 2002-2008, Prof. Christie was the founding Director of the Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia (IPRIA), a national centre for multi-disciplinary research in the law, economics and management of intellectual property, based at the University of Melbourne. He has authored more than 100 publications, and delivered by invitation more than 100 public addresses in 20 countries, across all areas of intellectual property law. His excellence in research is demonstrated by the fact he has been the recipient of competitive, peer-reviewed, research grants totalling $2 million, and instrumental in winning research funding from other sources in excess of $11 million.

In July 2005 Prof. Christie was identified by the leading international magazine Managing Intellectual Property as one of the world’s 50 most influential people in intellectual property.

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Personal Details

Year of Birth: 1961

Nationality: Australian

Familial status: Married (since 1989). Three children (born 1992, 1995, 1997)

Current Appointment

September 2002 - cont: Chair of Intellectual Property, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne.

Contact Details

Address: Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, Victoria, 3010, Australia

Telephone: (03) 8344-6201 (work)

Facsimile: (03) 9348-2353 (work)

E-mail: a.christie@unimelb.edu.au (work)

Academic website: law.unimelb.edu.au/about/staff/andrew-christie

Professional website: andrewchristie.com

Part 2 – Qualifications and Experience

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QUALIFICATIONS AND AWARDS

University Degrees

1989/90 - 1991/92: Ph.D., Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge.

1987/88: LL.M. (with distinction), Queen Mary College, University of London.

1980 - 1983: LL.B. (Hons), University of Melbourne.

1979 - 1983: B.Sc., University of Melbourne.

Professional Qualifications

8 April 2014: Accredited Mediator, Australia.

22 September 2000: Registered Trade Marks Attorney, Australia.

3 June 1991: Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales.

4 June 1985: Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court of Australia.

11 April 1985: Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria.

Professional Memberships

April 2014: Ordinary Member, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia.

June 2010: Practitioner Member, Resolution Institute.

May 2010: Associate, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (ACIArb).

October 2002: Member, Australian Institute of Company Directors (MAICD).

Further Education

2016 – cont: M.B.A. (Executive), RMIT University, being undertaken part-time – subjects completed (with results): ‘Design Thinking for Business (HD).

Feb 2014: Completed Mediation Workshop, LEADR–Association of Dispute Resolvers, Melbourne (38 hours).

Sept - Dec 2003: Completed Master of Applied Commerce intensive subject ‘Accounting for Decision Making’ (306-690), University of Melbourne (result: H1).

November 2000: Completed training Workshop for Arbitrators, at the World Intellectual Property Organization’s Arbitration and Mediation Center, Geneva (15 hours).

June 1998: Completed training Workshop for Mediators in Intellectual Property Disputes, at the World Intellectual Property Organization’s Arbitration and Mediation Center, Geneva (15 hours).

Scholarships, Awards and Prizes

2000/01: Fulbright Senior Scholar Award, Australian-American Fulbright Commission, to undertake a six months research project in the United States (chosen to be held at Duke University School of Law).

1993: Yorke Prize for legal research, University of Cambridge, for outstanding PhD dissertation.

1989: Overseas Research Studentship, tenable for the degree of Ph.D. at the University of Cambridge.

1987: Centre for Commercial Law Studies Scholarship, tenable for the degree of LL.M. at Queen Mary College, University of London.

1982 - 1983: Four prizes for being the top student in various LL.B. subjects at the University of Melbourne.

Other Recognition

July 2005: Identified by the leading international magazine Managing IP as one of the world’s 50

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‘most influential people’ in intellectual property.

November 1996: Identified as one of Australia’s ‘most respected teachers’ in law by the national higher education newspaper Campus Review.

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RESEARCH GRANTS

Competitive, Peer-reviewed Grants

2009-2011: Australian Research Council, Discovery Grant of $290,000 for project DP0987570 entitled ‘Drug Companies, their Patenting Strategies and High-Cost Pharmaceuticals: An Empirical Investigation’ (lead co-Chief Investigator, with Professor David Studdert, Professor Peter Mcintyre and Dr Chris Dent).

2008-2010: Australian Research Council, Linkage Grant of $276,881 (plus $156,000 from Collaborating Organisations) for project LP0882034 entitled ‘The fingers of the powers above do tune the harmony of this peace: Australia and the Harmonisation of Patents’ (lead co-Chief Investigator, with Dr Chris Dent).

2007: Australian Research Council Linkage Learned Academies Special Projects Grant of $60,000 for a project entitled ‘Creativity and Innovation: Social Science Perspectives and Policy Implications’ (Partner Investigator, with Professors Joshua Gans and Jonathan West, and co-Chief Investigators Professors Janet Chan, Leon Mann, Mark Dodgson, Roy MacLeod, Jane Marceau and John Sweller).

2006-2009: Australian Research Council, Linkage Grant of $290,626 (plus $126,000 from Collaborating Organisations) for project LP0669566 entitled ‘Cultural Collections, Creators and Copyright: Museums, Galleries, Libraries and Archives and Australia’s Digital Heritage’ (joint Chief Investigator, with Associate Professor Andrew Kenyon, University of Melbourne).

2006-2008: Australian Research Council, Discovery Grant of $289,967 for project DP0666803 entitled ‘“... and by opposing, end them”: A Comparative Examination of Opposition Processes in Patent Law’ (lead co-Chief Investigator, with Kimberlee Weatherall, University of Melbourne).

2003-2005: Australian Research Council, Linkage Grant of $90,000 (plus $31,443 from Industry Partners) for project LP0348534 entitled ‘Copyright and Cultural Institutions: Digitising Collections in Public Museums, Galleries and Libraries’ (joint Chief Investigator, with Dr Andrew Kenyon, University of Melbourne).

2003-2004: Australian Research Council, Network Seed Funding Grant of $10,000 for research network initiative SR0354839 entitled ‘Transforming Knowledge Spaces: Open Technologies for Research Collaboration and Research Communication’ (Network Leader and joint Chief Investigator).

2001-2003: Australian Research Council, Large Grant of $110,000 for project A00103371 entitled ‘Resolving the dilemma of private digital copying of copyright material in Australia’ (sole Chief Investigator).

2000 – 2002: Australian Research Council, Strategic Partnership with Industry Research and Training Grant of $63,240 (plus $30,000 from the Industry Partner, the Commonwealth Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade) for project C00002644 entitled ‘Opportunities for harmonisation of intellectual property laws protecting biotechnology innovations in the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) region’ (sole Chief Investigator).

2000: Australian Research Council, Small Grant of $9,400 for project S7004992 entitled ‘A legislative model for a statutory licence and levy for home copying of digital broadcasts in Australia’ (sole Chief Investigator).

1996 - 1998: Australian Research Council, Large Grant of $103,000 for project A59601804 entitled ‘Creating a new copyright for the new information age’ (sole Chief Investigator).

1995: Australian Research Council, Small Grant of $7,000 for project S11947616 entitled ‘The international impact of information technology on the fundamental principles of copyright law’ (sole Chief Investigator).

1994: University of Melbourne, Special Initiatives Grant of $10,000 for a project entitled ‘The impact of information technology on the fundamental principles of copyright law’ (sole Chief Investigator).

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ACADEMIC CAREER

Academic Appointments (Full-time)

Sep 2002 - cont: (Founding) Chair of Intellectual Property, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne.

Academic leadership for Melbourne Law School’s teaching, research and professional engagement programs in intellectual property law.

Mar 2002 – June 2008: (Founding) Director, Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia, University of Melbourne.

Leadership and management responsibility for the national centre for multi-disciplinary research in intellectual property, with an average annual budget in the vicinity of $2 million.

Jan 1998 - Aug 2002: Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne (tenured appointment). (on leave from Jul 2000) Lecturing in the LL.B. subjects ‘Intellectual Property Law’, ‘Copyright and Patent

Law’, and ‘Contract Law’, and in the LL.M. subject ‘Patents and Trade Secrets’.

Aug 1993 - Dec 1997: Senior Lecturer, Faculty Law, University of Melbourne (continuing appointment confirmed Aug 1995).

Lecturing in the LL.B. subjects ‘Computer Law’, ‘Contract Law’ and ‘Intellectual Property Law’, and in the LL.M. subjects ‘Information Technology Law’ and ‘Patents and Trade Secrets’; Director of Studies for the Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law (from Jan 1996).

Jan 1989 - Dec 1991: (First) Herchel Smith Research Fellow in the Law of Intellectual Property, Emmanuel College, Cambridge.

Conducting research into various aspects of intellectual property law, in particular intellectual property rights in information technology and biotechnology.

Academic Appointments (Part-time)

1989/90 to 1991/92: Member of Faculty and Affiliated Lecturer, University of Cambridge. Lecturing on copyright in the third year law tripos subject Intellectual Property Law,

and on protection of innovation in biotechnology and information technology in the LL.M. subject Current Problems in Intellectual Property.

1989/90: Supervisor in Contract Law for Pembroke and Robinson Colleges, Cambridge. Tutoring law tripos students in the second year subject Contract Law.

1985 and 1986: Tutor in Commercial Law, University College, University of Melbourne. Tutoring Commerce students in the second year subject Commercial Law.

Visiting Academic Appointments (Full-time)

June 2001 - Dec 2001: Fulbright Senior Scholar and Visiting Professor, Duke University School of Law. Carrying out research on the relationship between fair use in copyright law and

prohibitions on the circumvention of technological copy protection measures; and teaching J.D. subject ‘Comparative Intellectual Property in the Digital Era’.

Aug 2000 - June 2001: Visiting Professor, Centre for Innovation Law and Policy, University of Toronto Faculty of Law.

Teaching J.D. subject ‘Intellectual Property in the Digital Era’; and carrying out research on reconceptualisation of copyright.

Visiting Teaching Appointments

Oct 2015; Oct 2016:

Visiting Professor, National University of Singapore Faculty of Law and IP Academy, Singapore.

Teaching semi-intensively the Graduate Diploma in IP subject ‘Copyright and Designs’.

Sep 2014: Visiting Professor, National University of Singapore Faculty of Law.

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Teaching semi-intensively the LL.B./LL.M. subject ‘Cyber Law’.

Aug 2012: Kwa Geok Choo Distinguished Visitor, National University of Singapore Faculty of Law.

Teaching semi-intensively the LL.B./LL.M. subjects ‘Cyber Law’ and ‘IT Law’.

Aug - Sep 2011: Yong Shook Lin Visiting Professor, National University of Singapore Faculty of Law. Teaching semi-intensively the LL.B./LL.M. subject ‘Cyber Law’.

Oct 2001 and Feb 2002: Distinguished Visiting Professor, Centre for Innovation Law and Policy, University of Toronto Faculty of Law.

Teaching intensively the J.D. subjects ‘International Intellectual Property’ and ‘Comparative Intellectual Property in the Digital Era’.

July 1999: Visiting Professor, Duke University and University of Geneva Institute in Transnational Law, Geneva, Switzerland.

Teaching second term of intensive subject Comparative Intellectual Property, on the Duke University School of Law J.D. summer program.

July 1997: Visiting Professor, Duke University and University of Geneva Institute in Transnational Law, Geneva, Switzerland.

Teaching first term of intensive subject Comparative Intellectual Property, on the Duke University School of Law J.D. summer program.

July 1996: Visiting Professor, Duke University and University of Hong Kong Asia-America Institute in Transnational Law, Hong Kong.

Teaching first term of intensive subject Comparative Intellectual Property, on the Duke University School of Law J.D. summer program.

Visiting Research Appointments (Short-term)

Jul - Dec 2006: Visiting Professor, Monash University Faculty of Law.

Sep - Oct 1996: Visiting Fellow, Intellectual Property Unit, Centre for European Legal Studies, University of Cambridge and Visiting Scholar, Wolfson College, University of Cambridge.

Aug, Nov and Dec 1996:

Visiting Fellow, Media and Telecommunications Policy Group, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

Jan - June 1992: Visiting Fellow, Centre for International Research on Communication and Information Technologies, Melbourne.

Sep 1990: Visiting Fellow, Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Patent, Copyright and Competition Law, Munich.

Editorial Board Appointments

Feb 2007 – cont: Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Law, Information and Science, University of Tasmania.

Jan 2005 – cont: Member, Editorial and Advisory Board, International Journal of Information Policy and Law, Inderscience Publishers, Geneva, Switzerland.

Nov 1999 – Oct 2003: Member, Editorial Board, Cyberspazio e Diritto - Cyberspace and Law, Mucchi Editore, Modena, Italy.

Nov 1997 – Jul 2004: Member, Editorial Board, Digital Technology Law Journal, Murdoch University, Perth.

Jan 1983 - Dec 1983: Case Note Editor, Melbourne University Law Review.

Jan 1982 - Dec 1982: Member, Editorial Board Melbourne University Law Review.

Law School Leadership Roles

2014 – 2015: Grants Mentor.

Encouraging development, and assisting preparation, of ARC grant applications by various members of academic staff.

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2013 – cont: Teaching Mentor.

Assisting development of teaching skills, including through providing feedback from classroom observation, for various Teaching Fellows.

Convenor, Francis Gurry Lecture on Intellectual Property.

2008 – cont: Founder of, and academic host for, the Law School’s annual public lecture series on intellectual property – an initiative that I conceived and initiated, and for which to date I have raised approximately one-quarter of a million dollars.

2007 – 2008: Associate Dean Knowledge Transfer.

Management responsibility for all Law School engagement activities; member of the Law School’s Senior Executive.

July 1996 – July 2000; Jan 2012 – cont:

Director (Co-Director since 2012) of Studies, Graduate Program in Intellectual Property Law, University of Melbourne.

Administrative leadership of the Melbourne Law Masters specialist program in intellectual property law, comprising 12 masters-level coursework subjects, approximately 220 subject enrolments per annum, and annual fee revenue in excess of $1 million.

Membership of Law School Committees

2013: JD Progress.

2012: MLM Progress Committee.

2011 - cont: MLM Committee

2008: Law School Executive.

2008: Knowledge Transfer and Community Engagement Committee (Chair).

2007: Research Committee.

1998 - 1999: Executive and Budgets Committee.

1997 - 1998: Final Honours Board.

1996 - 1997: Unsatisfactory Progress Committee.

1994 - 1997 Research and Graduate Studies Committee - including the following sub-committees: Research Projects sub-committee (chair); SJD sub-committee; Graduate Studies sub-committee.

Membership of University Committees

2008: Knowledge Transfer Committee.

2007 – 2008: Postgraduate Coursework Programs Committee.

2007: Intellectual Property Information and Education Program Working Group.

2007: Knowledge Transfer Committee Faculty Network Group.

2004: Academic Leadership Panel for ARC Centres of Excellence – appointed by Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research.

Assisting University applicants for 2005 ARC Centres of Excellence.

2003: Teaching and Learning Quality Assurance Committee - elected by members of the Academic Board.

Including membership of the working group reviewing the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree within the Faculty of Science.

2003: Visiting Research Scholars Committee - appointed by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research).

1995 - 1998: Intellectual Property Committee - member by co-option, at the request of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research).

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1996: Graduate Studies Committee - substituted member, representing Professor Michael Tilbury pending his arrival.

Other University Responsibilities

Sep 2003 - June 2004: Mentor, participating in the Mentor Scheme for Level D Women facilitated by the Equal Opportunity Unit for the Academic Board of the University.

Sep 2002: Acting Dean, Faculty of Law (during absence of Prof. Ian Ramsay on leave).

University Staff Development/Training

12 February 2016 ‘Promoting Positive Workplace Behaviours’ (online).

2 June 2009: ‘Research Supervision: Preventing Problems or Dealing with them when they Arise’ workshop (13:45-16:00), part of the Melbourne Law School Research Forum.

14 Feb 2007: 'Postgraduate Supervision Skills' workshop (half-day), School of Graduate Studies.

10 Aug 2005: 'EHS Roles & Responsibilities for Supervisors & Managers' training (2 hours), Risk Management Office.

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PROFESSIONAL CAREER

Full-time Professional Appointments

June 1992 - July 1993: Senior Associate, Arthur Robinson & Hedderwicks (now Allens Linklaters), Solicitors, Melbourne.

Practising law in the firm’s intellectual property group, with particular emphasis on information technology law and patent litigation.

Oct 1988 - Dec 1988: Solicitor, Rowe & Maw (now Mayer Brown), Solicitors, London. Practising law in the firm's intellectual property group, with particular involvement

in copyright advice and licensing.

July 1986 - June 1987: Research Associate, Pappas Carter Evans & Koop (now Boston Consulting Group), Management Consultants, Melbourne.

Conducting research and analysis of data on the competitive environment of various industries, and consulting to business on issues of corporate strategy.

Mar 1985 - July 1986: Solicitor, Arthur Robinson & Hedderwicks (now Allens Linklaters), Solicitors, Melbourne.

Practising law in the firm’s intellectual property group, with particular exposure to patent protection for pharmaceuticals and plant biotechnology, and software licensing.

Mar 1984 - Mar 1985: Articled Clerk, Arthur Robinson & Hedderwicks (now Allens Linklaters), Melbourne. Undertaking legal work predominantly in the commercial and litigation areas, and

particularly in the field of intellectual property law.

Dec 1983 - Mar 1984: Law Clerk, Baker & McKenzie, Solicitors, Hong Kong. Conducting legal work and legal research in the commercial and litigation areas.

Consulting Professional Appointments

Feb 1996 - Aug 2001: Consultant, Information Sciences Group, Davies Collison Cave, Solicitors, Patent and Trade Marks Attorneys, Melbourne.

Jan 1989 - Dec 1991: Consultant Solicitor, Intellectual Property Group, Rowe & Maw, Solicitors, London.

Membership of Professional Societies

2002: Australian Institute of Company Directors.

1992: Law Council of Australia.

1985: Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand.

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SERVICE

Service to Foreign Governments and International Organizations

July - Aug 2006: Expert, World Intellectual Property Organization, mission to advise the Government of India on the establishment of an intellectual property research centre and think tank (with Prof. Dr Dres. h.c. Straus).

Producing a Concept Paper, undertaking consultations in India with senior government officials and key stakeholders, and producing a Report with recommendations and proposals for the establishment of a multi-disciplinary research centre and think tank on IP-related policy issues.

Nov 1997: Consultant-Leader, World Intellectual Property Organization, National Workshop on Intellectual Property Law and Teaching, Bangalore, India.

Providing training in international intellectual property law for Indian law, management and engineering lecturers, and advising on intellectual property law curriculum development in that country.

Sep - Oct 1997: Consultant-Expert, World Intellectual Property Organization, Mission to Jakarta, Indonesia (Country Project INS/91/024 - Strengthening the Intellectual Property System for Economic and Technological Development in Indonesia).

Providing training in international intellectual property law for Indonesian law lecturers, and reviewing the development of intellectual property law teaching in that country.

Service to Australian Governments

Apr 2013 – Apr 2016: Member, Plant Breeder’s Rights Advisory Committee (appointed by the Federal Minister for Climate Change, Industry and Innovation).

Advising the Minister, and IP Australia, on the operation of the Australian plant breeder’s rights legislative scheme.

Dec 2002 – Dec 2010: Member, Advisory Council on Intellectual Property (appointed by the Federal Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources).

Advising the Minister, and IP Australia, on intellectual property policy matters and on the administration of intellectual property in Australia, including membership of its working groups reporting on: Patentable Subject Matter (chair); Enforcement of Plant Breeders’ Rights; Post-grant Patent Enforcement Strategies; Relationship between Trade Marks and Business Names, Company Names and Domain Names (chair); Patents and Experimental Use; Extending the Jurisdiction of the Federal Magistrates Service to Patent, Trade Mark and Design Matters; Excluding Plant and Animal Subject Matter from the Innovation Patent; Patenting of Business Systems.

Nov 2005 – May 2006: National Expert to represent Australia at the OECD in the Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry in relation to its program on Research Use of Patented Knowledge.

Providing expert input into the survey of national laws and practices, participating in the international workshop, and reviewing the final report of the OECD working group.

Mar 2003 - July 2004: Member, Advisory Committee on Genetics, Intellectual Property and Human Health (appointed by the President of the Australian Law Reform Commission).

Advising the Australian Law Reform Commission during its inquiry, on reference from the Federal Attorney-General, into intellectual property rights over genetic materials and genetic and related technologies.

Nov 2002 - Mar 2003: Member, Commercialisation Policy Advisory Panel (appointed by the Secretary of the Victorian Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development).

Advising the Department on future directions in commercialisation strategies for Victoria and Australia.

June 1999 – Feb 2000: Member of the Intellectual Property Working Group for the National Innovation Summit, co-ordinated by the Department of Industry, Science and Technology.

Identifying policy options for reform of the infrastructure relating to management of intellectual property in small, medium and large private firms and in publicly-funded

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research institutions.

Dec 1998: Workshop Co-Leader, AusAID/Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Training Program on Biotechnology and Intellectual Property Rights, Melbourne.

Conducting training sessions on patenting biotechnological innovation, for 24 government officials and research scientists from 10 APEC countries.

Feb 1995 – Aug 1998: Member of the Copyright Law Review Committee (appointed by the Federal Minister for Justice in 1995; re-appointed by the Attorney-General in 1997).

Conducting the reference to review and simplify the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth), taking into account technological developments in the digital environment.

Service to Industry and the Professions

June 2013 – cont: Panel member, International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Centre for Expertise. Deciding disputes under the ICANN New gTLD dispute resolution procedures.

Mar 1992 – Dec 2003; July 2014 – cont:

Member, Intellectual Property Committee, Law Council of Australia, Canberra.

Preparing submissions to government on proposals for intellectual property law reform.

Sep 2002 – July 2004: Member, Intellectual Property Committee, Law Council of Australia.

Dec 1999 - cont: Member, Panel of Neutrals, World Intellectual Property Organization Arbitration and Mediation Center, Geneva.

Adjudicating bad faith domain name registration (“cybersquatting”) disputes under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), and various other domain name dispute resolution policies.

Service to Non-Profit Organisations

Jan 2015 – Dec 2015: Member, auDA Names Policy Panel. Conducting a review, and advising the .au Domain Administration (auDA) Board, on

the policy framework for allocation and use of .au domain names (including whether .au should be opened up to direct registrations).

Jan 2014 – cont: Academic Associate, Queen’s College, University of Melbourne. Formally and informally engaging with students and senior members of the College

as a member of the Senior Common Room.

Sep 2002 – July 2004: Member, Intellectual Property Committee, Australian Institute for Commercialisation. Advising the Directors of the Institute on IP policy and practice.

Jan 2003 – June 2004: Member, Board of Governance of UnitingCare Inner East Aged Care Services (inc. Bodalla Inc.).

Governing a not-for-profit agency operating a number of aged care facilities in the Eastern region of Melbourne, with an annual turnover in excess of $30 million.

August 1995 – July 2000:

Elder of the Uniting Church in Australia, Parish of Camberwell, Victoria, Australia.

Sharing responsibility for the pastoral care of congregational and other members of the Parish, and for the conduct of congregational worship.

Service to the Academy

July 2007 – July 2011: Member, Executive Committee, International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property (ATRIP).

July 2004 – cont: Member, Advisory Committee, Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law, University of Cambridge.

May 1996 – cont: Assessor of research funding applications for the following institutions and universities: the Australian Research Council, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, City University of Hong Kong, University of Sydney, University of Toronto.

June 1995 – cont: Examiner of research dissertations (including doctoral theses) for the following

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universities: Latrobe University, University of Queensland, University of Tasmania, University of Toronto.

Feb 1994 – cont: Referee of articles submitted for publication in the following refereed journals: Arts and Entertainment Law Review, Australian Intellectual Property Journal, Digital Technology Law Journal, European Intellectual Property Review, Flinders Journal of Law Reform, Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice, Journal of Law and Information Science, Journal of World Intellectual Property, Melbourne University Law Review, Monash University Law Review, University of New South Wales Law Journal, Sydney Law Review.

Part 3 – Publications and Presentations

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PUBLICATIONS

Articles in Refereed Journals

47. Christie A., ‘Private international law principles for ubiquitous intellectual property infringement – A solution in search of a problem?’, forthcoming in (2017) 13 Journal of Private International Law [ISSN 1744-104] (14,000 words; editor’s acceptance dated 22 October 2016).

46. Christie A., Dent C., and Liddicoat J., ‘The Examination Effect: A Comparison of the Outcome of Patent Examination in the US, Europe and Australia’, (2016) 16(1) The John Marshall Review of Intellectual Property Law 21-43 [ISSN 1930-8140] (7,900 words; division of work: Christie 40%, Dent 40%, Liddicoat 20%).

45. Bors C., Christie A., Gervais D., and Wright Clayton E., ‘Improving Access to Medicines in Low-Income Countries: A Review of Mechanisms’, (2015) 18(1-2) The Journal of World Intellectual Property 1-28 [ISSN 1422-2213] (14,700 words; division of work Bors 60%, Christie 25%, Gervais 10%, Wright Clayton 5%).

44. Christie A., and Wright R., ‘A Comparative Analysis of the Three-Step Tests in International Treaties’, (2014) 45(4) IIC – International Review of Intellectual Property and Competition Law 409-433 [ISSN 0018-9855 / 2195-0237] (11,200 words; division of work Christie 70%, Wright 30%).

43. Christie A., Dent C., McIntyre P., Wilson L. and Studdert D., ‘Patents Associated with High-Cost Drugs in Australia’, (2013) PLoS ONE 8(4): e60812. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0060812 [http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0060812] (3,800 words; division of work Christie 25%, Dent 25%, McIntyre 10%, Wilson 15%, Studdert 25%).

42. Christie A., ‘Making it Simple: How Copyright Legislation can be Simplified’, (2011) 6(5) New Zealand Intellectual Property Journal 783-790 [ISSN 1359-9054] (5,900 words).

41. Weatherall K., Rotstein F., Dent C. and Christie A., ‘Patent Oppositions in Australia: the facts’, (2011) 34(1) University of New South Wales Law Journal 93-135 [ISSN 0313-0096] (20,100 words; division of work Weatherall 40%, Rotstein 20%, Dent 20%, Christie 20%).

40. Christie A. and Rotstein F., ‘The Evolution of Precedent in Mandatory Arbitration – Lessons from a Decade of Domain Name Dispute Resolution’, (2011) 30(1) The Arbitrator and Mediator 65-74 [ISSN 1446-0548] (5,100 words; division of work Christie 75%, Rotstein 25%).

39. Rotstein F. and Christie A., ‘Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: the Battle of Sidamo’, [2010] 9 European Intellectual Property Review 421-426 [ISSN 0142-0461] (4,400 words; division of work Rotstein 75%, Christie 25%).

38. Christie A. and Dent C., ‘Non-overlapping Rights: A Patent Misconception’, [2010] 32(2) European Intellectual Property Review 58-66 [ISSN 0142-0461] (8,500 words; division of work Christie 75%, Dent 25%).

37. Hall E., Dent C. and Christie A., ‘Patent Attorney Privilege in Australia: Options for Reform’, (2009) 20 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 178-193 [ISSN 1038-1635] (12,000 words; division of responsibility Hall 45%, Dent 40%, Christie 15%).

36. Dent C., Hall E., and Christie A., ‘For the Health of the Economy and Patent System: Rationale and Scope of Patent Attorney Privilege’, (2009) 4(1) Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice 23-32 [ISSN 1747-1532] (8,600 words; division of work Dent 45%, Hall 40%, Christie 15%).

35. Christie A. and Rotstein F., ‘Duration of Patent Protection: Does One Size Fit All?’, (2008) 3(6) Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice 402-408 [ISSN 1747-1532] (4,700 words; division of work Christie 80%, Rotstein 20%).

34. Lim A. and Christie A., ‘A Comparative Analysis of the Australian Patent Office’s Examination of Biotechnology Reach-Through Patent Claims’, (2007) 33(1) Monash University Law Review 115-142 [ISSN 0311-3140] (12,500 words; division of work Lim 65%, Christie 35%).

33. Christie A., ‘Cultural Institutions, Digitisation and Copyright Reform’, (2007) 12(3) Media & Arts Law Review 279-291 [ISSN 1325-1570] (5,600 words); and

re-published in Audhi Narayana Vavilli (ed.), Cyberspace and Copyrights, 172-188, 2008, Amicus Books, Hyderabad, India [ISBN 978-81-314-1780-5],

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and in Audhi Narayana Vavilli (ed.), Copyright Law Reforms – Global Depiction, 116-132, 2008, Amicus Books, Hyderabad, India [ISBN 978-81-314-2511-4].

32. Christie A., Davidson J., and Rotstein F., ‘Canada’s private copying levy – does it comply with Canada’s international treaty obligations?’, (2006) 20(1) Intellectual Property Journal 111-134 [ISSN 0824-7064] (9,100 words; division of work Christie 65%, Davidson 20%, Rotstein 15%); and

re-published in Narshima Rao (ed.), IPR Regime and Performer Rights, 197-222, 2008, Amicus Books, Hyderabad, India [ISBN 978-81-314-2512-1].

31. Moritz S. and Christie A., ‘Second-Tier Patent Systems: The Australian Experience’, [2006] 4 European Intellectual Property Review 230-240 [ISSN 0142-0461] (7,500 words; division of work Moritz 65%, Christie 35%).

30. Caine E. and Christie A., ‘A Quantitative Analysis of Australian Intellectual Property Law and Policy-Making since Federation’, (2005) 16(4) Australian Intellectual Property Journal 185-209 [ISSN 1038-1635] (10,300 words; division of work Caine 50%, Christie 50%).

29. Lim A. and Christie A., ‘Reach-through Patent Claims in Biotechnology: An Analysis of the Examination Practices of the United States, European and Japanese Patent Offices’, [2005] 3 Intellectual Property Quarterly 236-266 [ISSN 1364-906X] (16,400 words; division of work Lim 65%, Christie 35%); and

re-published in Sri Krishna (ed.), Patent Claims – Judicial Interpretation and Analysis, 182-240, 2008, Amicus Books, Hyderabad, India [ISBN 978-81-314-2252-6].

28. Christie A. and Dias E., ‘The New Right of Communication in Australia’, (2005) 27(2) Sydney Law Review 237-262 [ISSN 0082-0512] (12,200 words; division of work Christie 65%, Dias 35%); and

revised and translated into Chinese, and published in (2008) 30(5) Jinan Xuebao 11-19.

27. Christie A. and Caine E., ‘Intellectual Property Law and Policy-Making in Australia: A Review and a Proposal for Action’, (2005) 60 Intellectual Property Forum 20-24 [ISSN 0815-2098] (3,000 words; division of work Christie 65%, Caine 35%).

26. Gaita K. and Christie A., ‘Principle or Compromise?: Understanding the Original Thinking behind Statutory Licence and Levy Schemes for Private Copying’, [2004] 4 Intellectual Property Quarterly 422-447 [ISSN 1364-906X] (13,400 words; division of work Gaita 75%, Christie 25%).

25. Elkman S. and Christie A., ‘Regulating Private Copying of Musical Works: Lessons from the US Audio Home Recording Act of 1992’, (2004) 27(1) University of New South Wales Law Journal 123-146 [ISSN 0313-0096] (10,900 words; division of work Elkman 65%, Christie 35%).

24. Howlett M. and Christie A., ‘An Analysis of the Approach of the Trilateral and Australian Patent Offices to Patenting Partial DNA Sequences (ESTs)’, (2004) 15(3) Australian Intellectual Property Journal 156-172 [ISSN 1038-1635] (11,300 words; division of work Howlett 70%, Christie 30%).

23. Howlett M. and Christie A., ‘An Analysis of the Approach of the European, Japanese and United States Patent Offices to Patenting Partial DNA Sequences (ESTs)’, (2003) 34(6) International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law 581-602 [ISSN 0018-9855] (10,000 words; division of work Howlett 70%, Christie 30%).

22. Christie A., ‘The ICANN Domain-Name Dispute Resolution System as a Model for Resolving other Intellectual Property Disputes on the Internet’, [2002] 1 The Journal of World Intellectual Property 105-117 [ISSN 1422-2213] (5,100 words); and

re-published in Vaver (ed.), Intellectual Property Rights – Critical Concepts in Law (Vol. 5), 180-194, 2008, Routledge, Abingdon, UK and New York, USA [ISBN 0-415-38459-1].

21. Christie A., ‘A Proposal for Simplifying UK Copyright Law’, [2001] 1 European Intellectual Property Review 26-43 [ISSN 0142-0461] (16,000 words).

20. Christie A., ‘Some Observations on the Requirement of Inherent Patentability in the Context of Business Method Patents’, (2000) 43 Intellectual Property Forum 16-22 [ISSN 0815-2098] (5,000 words).

19. Brennan D. and Christie A., ‘Spoken Words and Copyright Subsistence in Anglo-American Law’, [2000] 4 Intellectual Property Quarterly 309-349 [ISSN 1364-906X] (20,300 words; division of work Brennan 80%, Christie 20%).

18. Christie A., ‘Simplifying Australian Copyright Law - the Why and the How’, (2000) 11 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 40-62 [ISSN 1038-1635] (15,200 words).

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17. Pila J. and Christie A., ‘The Literary Work Within Copyright Law: An Analysis of its Present and Future Status’, (1999) 13 Intellectual Property Journal 133-177 [ISSN 0824-7064] (22,600 words; division of work: Pila 75%, Christie 25%).

16. Christie A. and Syme S., ‘Patents for Algorithms in Australia’, (1998) 20 Sydney Law Review 517-552 [ISSN 0082-0512] (17,200 words; division of work: Christie 50%, Syme 50%); and

revised and translated into Chinese, and published as Christie, Syme, Jin Ling and Wu Zheng, ‘Recent Development on Patenting Algorithm and Computer Software in Australia’ [1999] Zhuan Li Fa Yan Jiu 247-271 [ISBN 7-80011-455-4/Z.395].

15. Brennan D. and Christie A., ‘Patent Claims for Analogous Uses and the Threshold Requirement of Inventiveness’, (1997) 25(2) Federal Law Review 237-262 [ISSN 0067-205X] (12,700 words; division of work: Brennan 75%, Christie 25%).

14. Barty A. and Christie A., ‘Some Suggestions for Simplifying the Australian Copyright Legislation’, (1997) 8 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 31-64 [ISSN 1038-1635] (17,000 words; division of work: Barty 70%, Christie 30%).

13. Christie A. and Fong K., ‘Copyright Protection for Non-Code Elements of Software’, (1997) 7 Journal of Law and Information Science 149-168 (6,900 words; division of work: Christie 70%, Fong 30%).

12. Christie A., ‘The Future of Australian Copyright Protection for Computer Programs and Related Products’, (1996) 7 Journal of Law and Information Science 87-104 (6,900 words).

11. Christie A., ‘The Final Report of the Copyright Law Review Committee on Protection of Computer Software - An Overview of Recommendations and Issues’, (1996) 27 Intellectual Property Forum, 4-21 [ISSN 0815-2098] (6,700 words).

10. Peace N. and Christie A., ‘Intellectual Property Protection for the Products of Animal Breeding’, [1996] 4 European Intellectual Property Review 213-233 [ISSN 0142-0461] (20,100 words; division of work Peace 60%, Christie 40%).

9. Christie A., ‘Reconceptualising Copyright in the Digital Era’, [1995] 11 European Intellectual Property Review 522-530 [ISSN 0142-0461] (7,900 words); and

re-published in Vaver (ed.), Intellectual Property Rights – Critical Concepts in Law (Vol. 5), 297-314, 2008, Routledge, Abingdon, UK and New York, USA [ISBN 0-415-38459-1].

8. Christie A., ‘Towards a New Copyright for the New Information Age’, (1995) 6 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 145-159 [ISSN 1038-1635] (6,800 words).

7. Christie A., ‘Re-Writing Copyright for the Electronic Information Era, (1995) 25 Intellectual Property Forum, 4-23 [ISSN 0815-2098] (7,700 words).

6. Christie A., ‘Designing Appropriate Protection for Computer Programs’, [1994] 11 European Intellectual Property Review 486-493 [ISSN 0142-0461] (8,000 words).

5. Christie A., ‘Re-writing the Rules on the Form of Protection for Computer Software’, (1993) 4 Journal of Law and Information Science 224 - 241 (7,000 words).

4. Christie A., ‘Patents for Plant Innovation’, [1989] 11 European Intellectual Property Review 394-408 [ISSN 0142-0461] (13,900 words).

3. Christie A., ‘The U.K. Design Copyright Exemption’, [1989] 7 European Intellectual Property Review 253-257 [ISSN 0142-0461] (4,300 words).

2. Christie A., ‘The Novelty Requirement in Plant Breeders’ Rights Law’, (1988) 19 International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law 646-657 [ISSN 0018-9855] (4,700 words).

1. Christie A., ‘Copyright Protection for Ideas: an Appraisal of the Traditional View’, (1984) 10 Monash University Law Review 175-195 [ISSN 0311-3140] (9,200 words).

Authored Books

1. Christie A., Integrated Circuits and their Contents: International Protection, 1995, Sweet & Maxwell, London and The Law Book Company, Sydney (xxviii + 394 pages).

Edited Books

1. Christie A. and Ricketson S. (eds), Intellectual Property (volume 23 in The Laws of Australia), 1996-, The

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Law Book Company, Sydney (xviii + 1,454 pages - looseleaf and CD-ROM; division of work Christie 75%, Ricketson 25%); and

Title Editor, 1994-2005 and 2010 – cont.

Chapters in Books

13. Christie A., ‘Online Dispute Resolution – the Phenomenon of the UDRP’, in Torremans P. (ed.), Research Handbook on Cross-Border Enforcement of Intellectual Property, 642-681, 2014 Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, MA, USA [ISBN 978 1 78195 579 6] (14,600 words).

12. Christie A. and Liddicoat J., ‘Australia’, in Hilty and Nérisson (eds), Balancing Copyright – A Survey of National Approaches, 97-118, 2012 Springer, Heidelberg [ISBN 978 3 642 29595 9] (8,100 words; Christie 30%, Liddicoat 70%).

11. Christie A., ‘Maximising Permissible Exceptions to Intellectual Property Rights’, in Kur and Rosen (eds), The Structure of Intellectual Property Law: Can One Size Fit All?, 121-135, 2011 Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton MA, USA [ISBN 978 1 84844 876 6] (5,400 words).

10. Christie A., ‘Innovation and Creativity: A Legal Perspective’, in Chan and Mann (eds), Creativity and Innovation in Business and Beyond: Social Science Perspectives and Policy Implications, 103-116, 2011, Routledge, New York [ISBN 978-0-415-88010-7] (6,000 words).

9. Christie A., Waller S., and Weatherall K., ‘Exporting the DMCA through Free Trade Agreements’, in Heath and Kamperman Sanders (eds), Intellectual Property and Free Trade Agreements, 211-243, 2007, Hart Publishing, Oxford, UK and Portland OR, USA [ISBN 978-1-84113-801-5] (9,800 words; division of work Christie 35%, Waller 50%, Weatherall 15%); and

revised and translated into Portugese, and published as ‘Exportando os Dispositivos da “US Digital Millennium Copyright Act” por Meio de Acordos de Livre-comércio’, in Rodrigues and Polido, Propriedade Intellectual: Novos Paradigmas Internacionais, Conflictos e Desafios, 185-200, 2007, Elsevier Editora Ltda, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [ISBN 978-85-352-2703-1].

8. Hudson E., Kenyon A., and Christie A., ‘Modelling Copyright Exceptions: Law and Practice in Australian Cultural Institutions’, in Macmillan F. (ed), New Directions in Copyright Law, Volume 6, 279-304, 2007, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton MA, USA [ISBN 978-1-84542-265-3] (11,000 words; division of work Hudson 60%, Kenyon 20%, Christie 20%).

7. Christie A. and Moritz S., ‘Harnessing Minor Innovation – National Studies: Australia’, in Suthersanen U., Dutfield G. and Boey Chow K. (eds), Innovation without Patents – Harnessing the Creative Spirit in a Diverse World, 119-141, 2007, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton MA, USA [ISBN 978-1-84542-959-1] (20,000 words; division of work Christie 35%, Moritz 65%).

6. Christie A., ‘Intellectual Property and Intangible Assets: A Legal Perspective’, in Bosworth D. and Webster E. (eds), The Management of Intellectual Property, 23-39, 2006, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton MA, USA [ISBN 978-1-84542-112-0] (7,100 words); and

re-published in Veena (ed.), Intellectual Property: Legal Framework, 1-22, 2007, Amicus Books, Hyderabad, India [ISBN 81-314-1322-5].

5. Christie A., ‘Private Copy Licence and Levy Schemes: Resolving the Paradox of Civilian and Common Law Approaches’, in Vaver D. and Bently L. (eds) Intellectual Property in the New Millennium, 248-258, 2004, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge [ISBN 0-521-84643-9] (3,100 words).

4. Christie A., ‘Copyright Protection for Web Sites’, in Fitzgerald A., Fitzgerald B., Cook P. and Cifuentes C. (eds) Going Digital - Legal Issues for Electronic Commerce, Multimedia and the Internet, 1-12, 1998, Prospect Media, Sydney [ISBN 1-86316-134-1] (7,500 words).

3. Christie A. and Gare S., ‘Patent Law & Practice in the United Kingdom’, in Nelson L. (ed.) Digest of Intellectual Property Laws of the World - volume 3, 1-27, 1991, Oceana Publications, New York (27 pages; division of work Christie 75%, Gare 25%).

2. Christie A. and Gare S., ‘Trademark Law & Practice in the United Kingdom’, in Nelson L. (ed.) Digest of Intellectual Property Laws of the World - volume 3, 29-63, 1991, Oceana Publications, New York (35 pages; division of work Christie 75%, Gare 25%).

1. Christie A. and Gare S., ‘Copyright Law & Practice in the United Kingdom’, in Nelson L. (ed.) Digest of Intellectual Property Laws of the World - volume 3, 65-101, 1991, Oceana Publications, New York (37

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pages; division of work: Christie 70%, Gare 30%).

Published Conference Papers

11. Christie A., ‘Statutory Licensing of Private Copying: A Review of Australian Developments, and What can be Learned from German, Canadian and U.S. Models’, in Hansen (ed.) International Intellectual Property Law & Policy - Volume 9 (in press), Juris Publishing, New York (2,300 words).

10. Christie A., ‘Global Approaches to the Right of Dissemination to the Public’, in Hansen (ed.) International Intellectual Property Law & Policy - Volume 8 (in press), Juris Publishing, New York (2,700 words).

9. Christie A., ‘The ICANN UDRP as a Model for Resolving other Intellectual Property Disputes on the Internet’, in Hansen (ed.) International Intellectual Property Law & Policy - Volume 7, Chapter 103, 2002, Juris Publishing, New York (1,800 words).

8. Christie A., ‘Consolidating Copyright Subject Matters and Exclusive Rights’, in Hansen (ed.) International Intellectual Property Law & Policy - Volume 7, Chapter 49, 2002, Juris Publishing, New York (8,500 words).

7. Christie A., ‘Why E=mc2 (and Almost Everything Else) is Inherently Patentable’, in Hamza (ed.) Proceedings of the IASTED International Conference on Law and Technology, 30-35, 2000, IASTED/ACTA Press, Anaheim (5,000 words).

6. Christie A., ‘Legal Implications of the Information Superhighway - The Commonwealth’s Response’, in Proceedings of the Attorney-General’s Department Twenty-second International Trade Law Conference, 169-182, 1996, AusInfo, Canberra (3,100 words).

5. Christie A., ‘Non-Code Elements of Software and Copyright’, in Proceedings of the Business Law Education Centre conference on Developments in Information Technology Law, 79-85, 1996, Business Law Education Centre, Sydney (2,300 words).

4. Christie A., ‘Copyright, Multimedia and the Internet’, Transcript of Proceedings of Victorian Young Lawyers/Law Institute of Victoria conference on Multimedia Products, the Internet and the Law, 16-30, 1995, Law Institute of Victoria, Melbourne (3,800 words).

3. Christie A., ‘Copyright and the Information Superhighway’, in Vol. 1, Pt. 2, Proceedings of the 49th Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference, 865-881, 1995, Australian Law Teachers Association, Hobart (6,000 words).

2. Christie A., ‘Intellectual Property Issues in Intelligent Networks and Electronic Content’, in Proceedings of a CIRCIT conference on Designing a 21st Century Policy Structure for the Communication Sector, 48-54, 1995, Centre for International Research on Communication and Information Technologies, Melbourne (3,000 words).

1. Christie A. and Hunter D., ‘Copyright Law Review - Where are we at?’, in Proceedings of the Business Law Education Centre conference on Recent Developments in Computer Law, 2-16, 1994, Business Law Education Centre, Sydney (3,900 words).

Published Reports

6. Christie A., ‘Private International Law Issues in Online Intellectual Property Disputes with Cross-border Elements’, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 11 September 2015, at http://www.wipo.int/edocs/pubdocs/en/wipo_rep_rfip_2015_1.pdf (15,600 words).

5. Christie A., ‘auDRP Overview 1.0’, .au Domain Administration, Melbourne, 7 August 2014, at http://www.auda.org.au/policies/audrp/audrp-overview/ (18,000 words).

4. Christie A., ‘Voluntary Mechanisms for Resolving IP Disputes’, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva (WIPO/ACE/8/10), at http://www.wipo.int/meetings/en/doc_details.jsp?doc_id=218926 (2,800 words).

3. Hall E., Dent C. and Christie A., ‘Patent Attorney Privilege in Australia: Rationale, Current Concerns and Avenues for Reform’, 2007, Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia, Melbourne (IPRIA Report 01/07) [ISSN 1449-8790] (36,900 words).

2. Christie A. and Moritz S., ‘Australia’s Second-Tier Patent System: A Preliminary Review’, 2004 Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia, Melbourne (IPRIA Report 02/04) (20,000 words).

1. Christie A., D’Aloisio S., Gaita K., Howlett M. and Webster E., ‘Analysis of the Legal Framework for Patent Ownership in Publicly Funded Research Institutions’, 2003, Commonwealth Department of

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Education, Science and Training, Canberra (DEST No. 7020 HERC03A0) [ISBN 0 642 77330 0] (50,200 words).

Unpublished Reports

5. Christie A., and Liddicoat J., ‘La mise en balance du droit d’auteur / The Balance of Copyright – Report of Australia’, for the International Academy of Comparative Law’s 18th International Congress, Washington, 2010 (8,100 words).

4. Christie A., Dent C., King N. and Li B., ‘Digital Piracy: Institutional Regulations’, 2008, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Paris (15,900 words).

3. Straus J. and Christie A., 'National Institute for Intellectual Property Management (NIIPM) for India - Report', 2006, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva (9,800 words).

2. Christie A., Clarke J. and Karahalios N., ‘Balancing the Public Interest with the Need to Commercialise Publicly Funded Research: an Examination of IP Management Models Used by Government Bodies (Domestically and Internationally)’, 2005, Victorian Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development, Melbourne (34,500 words).

1. Christie A., Elkman S. and Howlett M., ‘Review of Pharmaceutical Patent Extension and Springboarding Provisions’, 2002, Commonwealth Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources, Canberra (42,100 words).

Comments and Notes in Refereed Journals

3. Christie A., ‘Australia’s Proposals for Protection of Computer Software’, [1994] 2 European Intellectual Property Review 77-81.

2. Christie A., ‘Of Passing Off and Plastic Lemons - the Jif case’, (1990) 49 Cambridge Law Journal 403-406.

1. Christie A., ‘O’Reilly v. Commissioner of State Bank of Victoria’, (1983) 14 Melbourne University Law Review 125-133.

Book Reviews in Refereed Journals

6. Exclusive Distribution and the EEC Competition Rules (by V. Korah and W. Rothnie), (1993) 24 International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law 550.

5. Copyright Law in the United Kingdom and the European Community (by P. Stone), (1992) 23 International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law 566.

4. A.S.C.A.P. Copyright Law Symposium Number Thirty-Seven, (1991) 50 Cambridge Law Journal 570.

3. Computer Software Protection and Semiconductor Chips (by D. Schroeder), [1991] 5 European Intellectual Property Review 188.

2. A Basic Guide to Patenting in Biotechnology (by S. Crespi), [1990] 8 European Intellectual Property Review 306.

1. The Scope of Intellectual Property Protection for Plants and other Life Forms - Part 1 (by N. Byrne), [1990] 2 European Intellectual Property Review 76.

Edited Compilations

13. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (13th ed.) forthcoming 2016, Oxford University Press, Oxford [ISBN 978-0-19-965631-8] (xv + 580 pages; division of work Christie 95%, Gare 5%).

12. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (12th ed.) 2014, Oxford University Press, Oxford [ISBN 978-0-19-965631-8] (xvi + 584 pages; division of work Christie 95%, Gare 5%).

11. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (11th ed.) 2012, Oxford University Press, Oxford [ISBN 978-0-19-965631-8] (xvii + 578 pages; division of work Christie 85%, Gare 15%).

10. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (10th ed.) 2010, Oxford University Press, Oxford [ISBN 978-0-19-958240-2] (xvii + 634 pages; division of work Christie 85%, Gare 15%).

9. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (9th ed.) 2008, Oxford University Press, Oxford [ISBN 978-0-19-923826-2] (xv + 630 pages; division of work Christie 85%, Gare 15%).

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8. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (8th ed.) 2006, Oxford University Press, Oxford (xv + 665 pages; division of work Christie 50%, Gare 50%).

7. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (7th ed.) 2004, Oxford University Press, Oxford (xv + 633 pages; division of work Christie 50%, Gare 50%).

6. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (6th ed.) 2003, Oxford University Press, Oxford (xii + 565 pages; division of work Christie 50%, Gare 50%).

5. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (5th ed.) 2001, Blackstone Press, London (x + 526 pages; division of work Christie 60%, Gare 40%).

4. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (4th ed.) 1998, Blackstone Press, London (viii + 480 pages; division of work Christie 60%, Gare 40%).

3. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (3rd ed.) 1997, Blackstone Press, London (viii + 439 pages; division of work Christie 60%, Gare 40%).

2. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes (2nd ed.) 1995, Blackstone Press, London (vii + 388 pages; division of work Christie 65%, Gare 35%).

1. Christie A. and Gare S. (eds), Blackstone’s Intellectual Property Statutes, 1992, Blackstone Press, London (vii + 308 pages; division of work Christie 65%, Gare 35%).

Articles, Comments, Letters, Notes and Reviews in Non-Refereed Journals

7. Christie A., ‘Proposal for a Unified Regime of Copyright Exclusive Rights’, (2008) 5 IPRinfo 22-23 [ISSN 1456-9914].

6. Rotstein F. and Christie A., ‘Australian researchers need a right to experiment’, December 2007/January 2008 Managing Intellectual Property 20-21 [ISSN 0960-5002].

5. Christie A., ‘Integrated Circuit Design Protection - the first Cases’, [1992] 3 Intellectual Property in Business Briefing 4.

4. Christie A., ‘The Australian High Court Decision in Autodesk’, [1992] 2 Intellectual Property in Business 25-26.

3. Christie A., ‘Plant Variety Rights: Growing Around the Scope of Protection’, [1992] 1 Intellectual Property in Business 2-7 (5,100 words).

2. Christie A. and Pattison M., ‘Recent Developments in Australian Intellectual Property Law’, [1989] 3 Intellectual Property in Business 7-11 (4,500 words; division of work: Christie 50%, Pattison 50%).

1. Legal Aspects of the Transfer of Technology to Developing Countries (by M. Blakeney), [1989] 4 Intellectual Property in Business 24.

Authored Newspaper Articles

6. Caine E. and Christie A., ‘Patently a need to experiment’, The Australian Financial Review (Sydney), 27 September 2004, 42.

5. Christie A. and Pryor S., ‘Evergreen dilemma: law blind to patent’s purpose’, The Australian Financial Review (Sydney), 5 August 2004, 63.

4. Caine E., Christie A. and Eckersley P., ‘Copyright “harmony” profits US firms’, The Australian Financial Review (Sydney), 20 November 2003, 71.

3. Brennan D. and Christie A., ‘Carlton v. the AFL: a viewer’s guide’, The Age (Melbourne), 17 March 2000, 17.

2. Christie A., ‘It may be Compatible, but is it Legal?’, Independent (London), 24 June 1991, 20.

1. Christie A., ‘Earning the Right to Own a Species’, Independent (London), 16 April 1990, 15.

On-line Publications

2. Christie A. and Pryor S., ‘Evergreen dilemma: law blind to patent’s purpose’, On Line Opinion, 8 August 2004, at http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=2457.

1. Caine E., Christie A. and Eckersley P., ‘Copyright protection 70 years after death does not encourage creativity’, On Line Opinion, 25 November 2003, at http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=889.

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PRESENTATIONS

Major International Conference Addresses

23. ‘Designing a Dynamic IP System: Sharing Practices, Developing Strategies’, World Intellectual Property Organization International Conference on Intellectual Property and Development, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 8 April 2016.

22. ‘Analysis of National Approaches to Private International Law Issues in Cross-Border Online Intellectual Property Infringement Disputes’, Joint World Intellectual Property Organization-International Law Association conference on Intellectual Property and Private International Law, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 16 January 2015.

21. ‘Voluntary Mechanisms for Resolving IP Disputes’, Advisory Committee on Enforcement, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 20 December 2012.

20. ‘Judges Without Borders – how judges use decisions from other countries’, Fédération Internationale des Conseils en Propriété Industrielle (FICPI) 2012 World Congress, Crown Towers, Melbourne, 18 April 2012.

19. ‘What Difference Does Patent Examination Make?: An Analysis of the Effect of Examination in the USPTO, the EPO and the APO’, Patent Statistics for Decision Makers Conference 2011, United States Patent and Trademark Office, Alexandria, VA, USA, 17 November 2011.

18. ‘Remembering Exhaustion’, Annual Congress of the International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property, Singapore, 25 July 2011.

17. ‘A Possible Vision of a One Right System for IP’, IPR University Center International Conference, Hotel Rantapuisto, Helsinki, 3 October 2008.

16. ‘Finetuning the System: The Role of Limitations and Exceptions in Intellectual Property Law’, Annual Congress of the International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property, Justizpalast, Munich, 22 July 2008.

15. ‘Exporting the DMCA through Free Trade Agreements’, Annual Congress of the International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 18 July 2007.

14. ‘Copyright Unification – One Inclusive Economic Right to Exploit’, Society for Economic Research on Copyright Issues Annual Congress 2007, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Berlin, 12 July 2007.

13. ‘Duration of Patent Protection: Does One Size Fit All?’, Association Internationale pour la Protection de la Propriété Intellectuelle (AIPPI) 40th Congress, Convention Centre, Gothenburg, 11 October 2006.

12. ‘Some Thoughts on Balancing IP Rights with Public Policy’, Fédération Internationale des Conseils en Propriété Industrielle (FICPI) Centenary World Congress, Palais des Congrès, Paris, 24 May 2006.

11. ‘Lessons of the Non-existent Non-statutory Exemption’, CSIC / OECD / OEPM Conference on Research Use of Patented Inventions, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), Madrid, 18 May 2006.

10. ‘The Future of Intellectual Property Rights for Databases’, University of Cambridge and National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Conference on Bioethical Issues of Intellectual Property Rights, Tokyo International Exchange Center, Tokyo, 7 September 2004.

9. ‘Ethical Fairness in the Legal Tests for Patenting’, University of Cambridge and National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Conference on Bioethical Issues of Intellectual Property Rights, Tokyo International Exchange Center, Tokyo, 6 September 2004.

8. ‘Copyright Unification – One Inclusive Economic Right to Use’, Association littéraire et artistique internationale (ALAI) Section Canada Conference on Rethinking Copyright: A Roadmap to the Future of Copyright, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, 20 May 2004.

7. ‘Statutory Licensing of Private Copying: A Review of Australian Developments, and What can be Learned from German, Canadian and U.S. Models’, 11th Annual Conference on International Intellectual Property Law and Policy, Session VII C, Fordham University School of Law, New York, 25 April 2003.

6. ‘Global Approaches to the Right of Dissemination to the Public’, 10th Annual Conference on International Intellectual Property Law and Policy, Session VII, Fordham University School of Law, New York, 5 April 2002.

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5. ‘Business Method Patents and Beyond’, WIPO Second International Conference on Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 19 September 2001.

4. ‘Recent Developments in Australian Copyright Law’, 9th Annual Conference on International Intellectual Property Law and Policy, Session C, Fordham University School of Law, New York, 19 April 2001.

3. ‘International Presentation: Resolving Disputes at WIPO’, E-Business Law Matters: Rules and Regulations in a Vortex of Change international conference, ANA Hotel, Tokyo, 20 February 2001.

2. ‘Domain Name Dispute Resolution: A Model for the Future?’, WIPO International Conference on Dispute Resolution in Electronic Commerce, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 7 November 2000.

1. ‘Why E=mc2 (and almost everything else) is Inherently Patentable’, IASTED International Conference on Law and Technology 2000, Radisson Miyako Hotel, San Francisco, 30 October 2000.

Major National Conference Addresses

21. ‘The Patentability of Computer-Implemented Inventions in Australia’, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys 2015 Annual Conference, Stamford Grand Hotel, Glenelg, Adelaide, 16 April 2015.

20. ‘Islands of Rights in a Sea of Competition’, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys 2010 Annual Conference, Crown Hotel, Melbourne, 16 April 2010.

19. ‘The Three-Step Test and its Implementation in a Domestic Context’, CMCL/IPRIA Conference, State Library of Victoria, Melbourne, 23 October 2009.

18. ‘Review of Patentable Subject Matter’, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys 2009Annual Conference, Hayman Island, 23 April 2009.

17. ‘Australian Patent Opposition Proceedings’, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia and New Zealand Institute of Patent Attorneys 2008 Joint Conference, Langham Hotel, Auckland, New Zealand, 4 April 2008.

16. ‘Manufacturing a New Manner of Manner of New Manufacture’, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia Annual Conference, Crowne Plaza, Hunter Valley, 30 March 2007.

15. ‘Options for Reform’, Copyright, Digitisation and Cultural Institutions, CMCL/IPRIA Conference, State Library of Victoria, Melbourne, 26 August 2005.

14. ‘Towards Patent Disharmonisation’, Innovation and the Patent System: Maximising Australia's Economic Development, IPRIA Conference, Melbourne Business School, Melbourne, 5 November 2004.

13. ‘The Patentability of Internet and Business System Patents’, Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand 14th Annual National Conference, Sanctuary Cove, Gold Coast, 15 July 2000.

12. ‘Validity and Enforcement of Patents in the New Millenium - The Threshold Requirement of Inventiveness’, Annual Conference of the Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia, Sofitel, Melbourne, 6 April 2000.

11. ‘Overview of Recommendations of the Managing Intellectual Property Working Group’, National Innovation Summit, 9 February 2000.

10. ‘Key Legal Dimensions of MP3 – the Australian Perspective’, Cybeat: Digital Distribution and the Music Revolution conference, Parliament House, Brisbane, 7 July 1999.

9. ‘Patent Law in the Year 2010 - Where are the Courts Leading Us?’, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia Annual Conference, Hyatt Regency, Coolum, 25 March 1999.

8. ‘Fair Dealing in the Digital Age and the CLRC’s Response’, Australasian Intellectual Property Conference, Southern Cross University, Coolangatta, 6 March 1999.

7. ‘Simplification of Copyright Subject Matter and Rights’, Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy conference, Griffith University, Brisbane, 12 February 1999.

6. ‘Copyright Protection for Web Sites’, QANTM and eMERGE Cooperative Multimedia Centres ‘Going Digital’ conference, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne, 19 November 1997.

5. ‘Legal Implications of the Information Superhighway - The Commonwealth’s Response’, Attorney-General’s Department 22nd International Trade Law Conference, Hyatt Hotel, Canberra, 28 October 1995.

4. ‘The Final Report of the Copyright Law Review Committee on Protection of Computer Software - An Overview of Recommendations and Issues’, Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand

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conference, Regent Hotel, Melbourne, 28 July 1995.

3. ‘Re-Writing Copyright for the Electronic Information Era’, Intellectual Property Society of Australia 9th Annual National Conference, Sheraton Hotel, Noosa, 8 July 1995.

2. ‘Intellectual Property Issues in Designing a 21st Century Policy Structure for the Communication Sector’, Centre for International Research on Communication and Information Technologies conference, National Convention Centre, Canberra, 30 May 1994.

1. ‘Copying Without Infringing - Plant Variety Rights’, European Study Conference on Intellectual Property Developments, London, 25 October 1991.

Other Conference Presentations - Overseas

24. ‘Secondary Patents Associated with High-Cost Drugs in Australia’, IP Statistics for Decision Makers 2015 Conference, Hotel Savoyen, Vienna, 3-4 November 2015 (poster presentation).

23. ‘Current Issues in Copyright – the Global Perspective’, 5th Global Forum on Intellectual Property, Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Singapore, 26 August 2015.

22. ‘Free Trade Online: Exhaustion of Rights in Digital Goods’, NUS Centre for Law and Business Public Conference on IP Interoperability in ASEAN & Beyond, Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Singapore, 25 August 2015.

21. ‘Looking Beyond the Horizon in Pharmaceutical and Biotech’, 4th Global Forum on Intellectual Property, Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Singapore, 27 August 2013.

20. ‘An Empirical Comparison of the Outcome of Patent Examination in the USPTO, the EPO and IP Australia’, TILEC Workshop on Innovation and the Patents System, Tilburg University, Tilburg, 21 June 2013.

19. ‘Evidence of “Evergreening”?: Patents Associated with High-Cost Drugs in Australia’, 3rd Asia Pacific Innovation Conference, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, 13 October 2012.

18. ‘The Practical Effect of Patent Examination: a Comparative Analysis’, European Policy for Intellectual Property Association 5th Annual Conference, Maastricht University, Maastricht, 21 September 2010.

17. ‘The Evolution of a Precedential System in Mandatory Arbitration – Lessons from a Decade of Domain Name Dispute Resolution’, AMINZ/IAMA Annual Conference, Rydges Hotel, Christchurch, 6 August 2010.

16. ‘Key Issues for WIPO Panelists: Consolidation of Complainants’, WIPO Conference 10 Years UDRP – What’s Next?, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 12 October 2009.

15. ‘IP Offices and IP Academies: Cooperation, Coordination & Support’, Second Symposium for Heads of Intellectual Property Academies, Beijing, 8 May 2008.

14. ‘Current Trends and New Approaches for Intellectual Property Education, Training and Research’, WIPO National Symposium on Intellectual Property Education, Training and Research, Port Moresby, 1 November 2007.

13. ‘Basics and Strategies for Designing IP Education and Research Programs for Different Target Groups – IP Research in Australia’, WIPO National Symposium on Intellectual Property Education, Training and Research, Port Moresby, 1 November 2007.

12. ‘Nature of Government Support Required in IP Teaching and Carrying Out IP Research’, WIPO National Symposium on Intellectual Property Education, Training and Research, Port Moresby, 31 October 2007.

11. ‘IP Research: Encouraging Debate and Informing Decisions’, WIPO International Symposium on Intellectual Property Academies: Experiences and Future Perspectives, Rio de Janeiro, 22 March 2007.

10. ‘IP Academies: Organizational Models, Structures and Activities’, WIPO International Symposium on Intellectual Property Academies: Experiences and Future Perspectives, Rio de Janeiro, 21 March 2007.

9. ‘IPRIA – Who, Why, What and How’, Annual Congress of the International Association for the Advancement of Teaching and Research in Intellectual Property, Université de Montréal, Montreal, 13 July 2005.

8. ‘Government support for IP teaching and research’, WIPO International Symposium on Intellectual Property Education and Research, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 30 June 2005.

7. ‘Exporting the DMCA through Free Trade Agreements’, 6th Annual IEEM Intellectual Property Seminar, The Institute of European Studies of Macau, Macau, 27 June 2005.

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6. ‘Second Tier Patent Systems: The Case of Australia’, IP Academy Conference on Utility Models & Petty Patents: Should there be protection for minor inventions?, Swissotel Merchant Court, Singapore, 14 April 2005.

5. ‘The Australian Copyright Law Provisions Dealing with Educational, Library and Related Exceptions to Copyright’, Workshop on Copyright and Digital Distance Education, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Barcelona, 14 July 2003.

4. ‘Implementing the WIPO Copyright Treaty: Some Lessons from the Australian Experience’, Canadian Association of Law Teachers Annual Conference, Intellectual Property Section forum, Université Laval, Quebec City, 28 May 2001.

3. ‘Non-Judicial International Dispute Resolution – A commentary on the Lessons from the ICANN UDRP’, 9th Annual Conference on International Intellectual Property Law and Policy, Session I, Fordham University School of Law, New York, 20 April 2001.

2. ‘Domain Name Dispute Resolution – ICANN and CIRA Law and Policy: A Panelist’s Perspective’, 2000 Domain Name Governance, Law and Policy Forum: Canadian and International Perspectives, Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, 29 November 2000.

1. ‘Patenting Methods of Medical Treatment’, First Annual Health Law Day conference, University of Toronto, Toronto, 27 October 2000.

Other Conference Presentations - Australia

22. ‘Evidence of Evergreening?: evidence from a study on patents associated with high-cost drugs in Australia’, 9th Annual Pharmaceutical Law, Reform and Regulation Conference, Swissotel, Sydney, 1 September 2016.

21. ‘All you need to know about Plant Breeder’s Rights, copyright and trademarking’, Nursery and Garden Industry National Conference 2016, Hilton Hotel, Adelaide, 17 February 2016.

20. ‘“You’ve got my domain name!” Dispute resolution in the .au domain’, Australian Internet Governance Forum 2015, Park Hyatt, Melbourne, 6 October 2015.

19. ‘auDRP Overview 1.0’, Australian Internet Governance Forum 2014, Crown Promenade, Melbourne, 27 August 2014.

18. ‘Managing Trade Marks Online’, Intellectual Property Strategy Forum 2013, Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel, Sydney, 22 November 2013.

17. ‘IP Rights v the Public Interest: Whose Right is the Rightest? – Introduction’, 26th IPSANZ Annual Conference, Park Hyatt Hotel, Melbourne, 9 September 2012.

16. ‘Babies, Bathwater and the Review of Patentable Subject Matter’, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys 2011 Annual Conference, Ayers Rock Resort, 7 April 2011.

15. ‘A 3 Step Test Compliant Flexible Exception’, Australian Digital Alliance Policy Forum: Righting the Copyright Imbalance, National Library of Australia, Canberra, 4 March 2011.

14. 'Key Challenges Facing the IP Profession in the Asia-Pacific Region', Trading Ideas – The Future of IP in the Asia Pacific APEC Symposium, Hilton Hotel, Sydney, 29 January 2007.

13. ‘The IP Provisions of the U.S. Free Trade Agreement’, The Australian-American Association Forum on Making the FTA with the USA Work, Melbourne, 4 May 2005.

12. ‘IPRIA – Objectives and Outcomes’, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia 2005 Annual Conference, Sheraton Mirage Resort, Gold Coast, 22 April 2005.

11. ‘Intellectual Property Law and Policy-Making in Australia: A Review and a Proposal for Action’, Conference in Honour of Jim Lahore on his retirement from the University of Melbourne, University of Melbourne Law School, 27 January 2005.

10. ‘Structuring Collaborations: How should IP Ownership and Entitlements be Allocated?’, BHERT Symposium on Intellectual Property Management and Knowledge Transfer, Sheraton Towers Hotel, Melbourne, 29 September 2004.

9. ‘A Commentary on Cybersquatting: Internet Domain Name Disputes, The WIPO/ICANN Resolution Procedure and the Emerging Law’ seminar, University of Melbourne Law School seminar, Melbourne, 9 March 2000.

8. ‘Law and Business for the Digital Millenium - Intellectual Property Issues’, Southern Cross University

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School of Law and Justice conference, Suffolk Park, 2 December 1999.

7. ‘Non-Code Elements of Software and Copyright’, Business Law Education Centre conference on Developments in Information Technology Law, Hilton Hotel, Sydney, 17 June 1996 and Savoy Park Plaza Hotel, Melbourne, 11 June 1996.

6. ‘Copyright: Cornerstone of Equal Access - the Copyright Law Review Committee’s Perspective’, Round Table on Reading Materials for People with Print Disabilities Annual Conference, Novotel Bayside, Melbourne, 5 May 1996.

5. ‘Issues affecting Convergence, Multi-media and Copyright Reform - How are we to Proceed?’, 4th National Intellectual Property Teachers Workshop, University of Wollongong, Wollongong, 9 February 1995.

4. ‘Copyright and the Information Superhighway’, Australasian Law Teachers Association conference, University of Tasmania, Hobart, 1 October 1994.

3. ‘Copyright Law Review - Where are we at?’, Business Law Education Centre 3rd Annual Forum on Recent Developments in Computer Law, Hilton on the Park, Melbourne, 7 June 1994 (with Dan Hunter).

2. ‘Software Protection - the CLRC Draft Report and its Aftermath’, 3rd National Intellectual Property Teachers Workshop, Monash University, Melbourne, 14 February 1994 (with Dan Hunter).

1. ‘Copyright and Design Right Protection for Industrial Designs’, Intellectual Property Law Studies Conference, University of Southampton, 13 September 1989.

Public Lectures and Seminars - Overseas

11. ‘Judges Without Borders: Globalising Intellectual Property Jurisprudence’, Kwa Geok Choo Distinguished Visitor’s Lecture, National University of Singapore, 30 August 2012.

10. ‘Do We Still Need Record Labels: A Global Debate’, Vanderbilt University Law School, Nashville, 15 November 2011.

9. ‘Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: The Battle of Sidamo’, Vanderbilt Intellectual Property Association, Vanderbilt University Law School, Nashville, 16 September 2010.

8. ‘Simplification of Copyright Rights: A Desirable Path?’, IP Academy and Intellectual Property Office of Singapore roundtable, Intellectual Property Office of Singapore, Singapore, 27 May 2004.

7. ‘Business Process Patents - A Comparative Analysis, and Prospects for Canadian Developments’, Centre for Innovation Law and Policy round table, University of Toronto, Toronto, 15 February 2002.

6. ‘The Making Available Right - Where in the World?’, Cardozo Intellectual Property speaker series, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University, New York, 14 November 2001 [cancelled due to concerns about the safety of travelling to New York].

5. ‘Implementation of article 8 of the WIPO Copyright Treaty in Canada - Problems and Perspectives’, Centre for Innovation Law and Policy round table, University of Toronto, Toronto, 16 October 2001.

4. ‘The ICANN Domain Name Dispute Resolution System: A Model for other IP Transborder Disputes?’, Faculty of Law Distinguished Speakers Lecture series, University of Western Ontario, London, 30 March 2001.

3. ‘The ICANN Domain Name Dispute Resolution System: A Model for Transborder Copyright Disputes on the Internet?’, Association littéraire et artistique internationale (ALAI) section Canada seminar, Toronto, 15 December 2000.

2. ‘Squashing the Cybersquatter: Resolving Domain Name Disputes in the .com, .net. .org and .ca domains’, Bell University Laboratories Discovery Lecture series, Bell University Laboratories, University of Toronto, Toronto, 7 December 2000.

1. ‘Cybersquatting: the ICANN Uniform Dispute Resolution Process, the Emerging Jurisprudence and Future Directions’, Centre for Innovation Law and Policy Special Lecture series, University of Toronto, Toronto, 10 October 2000.

Public Lectures and Seminars - Australia

21. ‘Watch this (domain) space: Recent and forthcoming developments in gTLD and .au domain name dispute resolution’, IPSANZ seminar, Melbourne, 8 February 2016.

20. ‘What is the meaning of Myriad?’, Davies Collison Cave seminars in conjunction with BioMelbourne

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Network, Queensland Life Sciences and Ausbiotech: Melbourne 19 November 2015; Brisbane 24 November 2015; Sydney 26 November 2015.

19. ‘Chapter 18 – Intellectual Property’, Global Economic Law Network workshop ‘TPP Revealed’, Melbourne Law School, 13 November 2015.

18. ‘Domain Name Disputes under the auDRP and UDRP: Tips and Tricks for Running a Case’, IPSANZ seminars: Sydney, 11 June 2013; Melbourne, 5 August 2013.

17. ‘An Empirical Comparison of the Outcome of Examination in the USPTO, the EPO and IP Australia’, Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia and Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia seminars: Sydney, 19 November 2012; Canberra, 20 November 2012; Melbourne, 21 November 2012.

16. ‘Beyond Genes: What should and should not be patented and how to tell the difference’, Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia and Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia seminar, Sydney, 27 April 2011; Darwin, 28 April 2011; Melbourne, 3 May 2011.

15. ‘Beyond Genes: What should and should not be patented and how to tell the difference’, Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia and Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia seminar, Sydney, 27 April 2011; Darwin, 28 April 2011; and Melbourne, 3 May 2011.

14. ‘Intellectual Property’, Queen’s Inn Dinner 2008, Queen’s College, University of Melbourne, 2 May 2008.

13. ‘The ACIP Review of Patents and Experimental Use: A View from the Inside’, Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand seminar, Governor Phillip Tower, Sydney, 16 June 2005.

12. ‘Intellectual Property Rights for Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Expressions: The Challenges’, Advisory Council on Intellectual Property workshop, Tradewinds Esplanade Hotel, Cairns, 1 July 2004.

11. ‘Intellectual Property, Traditional Knowledge and Indigenous Cultural Expressions’, Australian Innovation Festival/Department of Industry and Resources (WA) seminar, Technology Park Function Centre Theatre, Perth, 4 May 2004.

10. ‘Contemporary Issues in Indigenous Intellectual Property’, Commonwealth, State and Territory Advisory Council on Innovation seminar, Charles Darwin University, Darwin, 15 May 2003.

9. ‘Domain Names: A New Intellectual Property Right?’, Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand seminar, Hilton Hotel, Melbourne, 13 June 2002.

8. ‘The CLRC’s Report on Simplification, Part 2 - Simplifying Categorisation of Subject Matter and Exclusive Rights’, Copyright Society of Australia seminar, Chifley Tower, Sydney, 20 April 1999; and Rialto, Melbourne, 29 April 1999.

7. ‘Copyright Protection in the On-line Environment’, Software Engineering Australia and QANTM ‘Laws for the Digital Millenium’ seminar, Information Industries Board, Brisbane, 27 November 1998.

6. ‘Copyright in Computer Languages: Powerflex v Data Access’, Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand seminar, Sydney, 25 September 1997.

5. ‘Intellectual Property Issues in Setting up a Web Site’, QANTM Cooperative Multimedia Centre ‘Going Digital’ seminar, Information Industries Board, Brisbane, 19 June 1997.

4. ‘Copyright - What Role for the Future?’, Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand seminar, The Moorings, Perth, 9 December 1996.

3. ‘Copyright, Multimedia and the Internet’, Young Lawyers Community Issues seminar, Law Institute of Victoria, Melbourne, 6 September 1995.

2. ‘Reforming Copyright Law in the Electronic Information Era’, Australian Law Librarians Group seminar, Law Institute of Victoria, Melbourne, 11 May 1995.

1. ‘The Form of Protection for Computer Software’, University of Melbourne/CIRCIT Seminar, Melbourne, 3 September 1993.

Private Addresses to Government, Industry and the Professions

21. ‘Utility – What’s the Use?’, seminar for invitees of Davies Collison Cave, Level 7, Ocean Financial Centre, Singapore, 19 October 2016.

20. ‘Making Obviousness Obvious – Recent Developments in Inventive Step Law and their Implications for Singapore’, seminar for invitees of Davies Collison Cave and Lee & Lee, Level 9, Capital Tower, Singapore,

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29 October 2015.

19. ‘The Life Cycle of a Law Student – from aspiration to application, commencement to graduation, and employment to career’, facilitated round-table discussion with prospective, current and recent law students, Queen’s College, University of Melbourne, 14 September 2015.

18. ‘Intellectual Property for Accountants’, online live chat Q+A session for members of CPA Australia, 8 May 2015.

17. ‘Intellectual Property Rights and Plants’, seminar for members of the Nursery & Garden Industry Victoria, Chisholm Institute of TAFE, Cranbourne East, 30 April 2015.

16. ‘What is Intellectual Property and Why it Matters to Accountants’, webinar for members of CPA Australia, 13 March 2015.

15. ‘Legal Rights Objections’, WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center’s Domain Name Panelist Meeting, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 28 October 2013.

14. ‘gTLDs disputes relating to the new Internet domain name generic Top Level Domain Names’, presentation to the 7th Dublin Forum on Resolution of International Commercial Disputes, Stephens Green Hibernian Club, Dublin, 14 June 2013.

13. ‘Globalising Intellectual Property Jurisprudence’, address to the Annual General Meeting of AIPPI Australia, Melbourne, 22 November 2012.

12. ‘Evidence of “Evergreening”?: Patents Associated with High-Cost Drugs in Australia’, presentation to the panel conducting the Review of Pharmaceutical Patents in Australia, Canberra, 20 November 2012.

11. ‘Reflections on Confusing Similarity: to the right of the dot’, WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center’s Domain Name Panelist Meeting, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 22 October 2012.

10. ‘Dealing with Multiple Parties and Privacy and Proxy Services’, WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center’s Domain Name Panelist Meeting, World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, 10 October 2011.

9. ‘Intellectual Property Issues in the proposed Australia-China Free Trade Agreement’, Australian Services Roundtable luncheon, Melbourne, 5 December 2005.

8. ‘Intellectual Property Policy-Making: Past and Future’, Advisory Council on Intellectual Property Planning Meeting, Mt Lofty House, Adelaide, 17 February 2005.

7. ‘Science, Ownership and Ethics - the role of Intellectual Property’, session 17c, The Australian Leadership Retreat 2003, Australian Davos Connection in conjunction with the Business Council of Australia, Hayman Island, 24 August 2003.

6. ‘Intellectual Property Research in Australia’, Commonwealth, State and Territory Advisory Council on Innovation meeting, Department of the Chief Minister, Darwin, 16 May 2003.

5. ‘Emerging Intellectual Property Issues’, Advisory Council on Intellectual Property Planning Meeting, Lancemore Hill, 19 February 2003.

4. ‘Key Intellectual Property Directions and Challenges Facing Australia’, IP Australia Shaping Our Future Workshop, Parliament House, Canberra, 7 November 2002.

3. ‘Analysis of the Legal Framework for Patent Ownership in Publicly Funded Research Institutions’, Department of Education, Science and Training Forum on Commercialisation of Public Sector Research, Canberra, 23 September 2002.

2. ‘Domain Names: A New Intellectual Property Right?’, Law Council of Australia and Federal Court Judges’ Intellectual Property Forum, Federal Court, Sydney, 24 March 2002.

1. ‘The Bristol-Myers decision in the Full Court of the Federal Court’, seminar for Hearing Officers in the Australian Patent Office, IP Australia, Canberra, 11 May 2000.

Conference Sessions Chaired, Moderated or Facilitated

7. auDRP Panelist Meeting, Park Hyatt Hotel, Melbourne, 5 October 2015

6. ‘Copyright and Trademark, Session 5C, 3rd Asia Pacific Innovation Conference, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, 14 October 2012

5. ‘Domain Name Dispute Procedure – Tips and Tricks’, 26th IPSANZ Annual Conference, Park Hyatt Hotel, Melbourne, 7 September 2012.

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4. ‘Designing and Delivering IP Management Education and Research Programs: IP and Corporate Social Responsibility’, WIPO International Conference on Intellectual Property Management Education and Research, WIPO, Geneva, 18 July 2008

3. ‘The State of Supply of Intellectual Property Management – Experiences and Challenges’, WIPO International Conference on Intellectual Property Management Education and Research, WIPO, Geneva, 17 July 2008.

2. ‘Welcome Address’, Legal Technology Conference 2008, Victorian Society for Computers and the Law, Melbourne Law School, Melbourne, 10 July 2008.

1. ‘Changes in Patent Regimes’, Session 2 at the OECD conference on Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation and Economic Performance, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris, 28 August 2003.

Faculty Seminars

7. ‘Multi-disciplinary Research Centres: Aspirations and Actualities’, Law School staff seminar, Monash University, Melbourne, 5 September 2006.

6. ‘A Tale of Two Law Schools’, Law School staff seminar, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, 18 April 2002.

5. ‘Refuting the Arguments in Favour of a Fixation Requirement in Copyright Law’, Faculty of Law staff seminar, University of Toronto, Toronto, 27 November 2000.

4. ‘The Current and Future Role of the Fixation Requirement in U.S. Copyright Law’, Law School staff seminar, Duke University, Durham, 29 October 1996.

3. ‘Spoken Words: The Requirement of Material Form in U.K. Copyright Law’, Intellectual Property Unit seminar, Centre for European Legal Studies, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 17 October 1996.

2. ‘Intellectual Property and the New Information Age’, Intellectual Property Unit seminar, Centre for European Legal Studies, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 24 June 1994.

1. ‘Patenting Inventions in the Chemical Industries’, Chemistry Department seminar, Faculty of Physics and Chemistry, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 5 March 1991.

International Guest Lectures

6. ‘TRIPS: Cross-sectoral retaliation and the loss of sovereignty? - EU v US re s.110(5) of the US Copyright Act’, in Prof. David Nimmer’s International Copyright class, University of California, Los Angeles, 8 April 2002.

5. ‘The international constraints on the making of domestic intellectual property law and policy’, in Mr Richard Owen’s Innovation Law and Policy class, University of Toronto, 14 February 2002.

4. ‘Copyright and Encryption’, in Prof. Richard Hain’s Cryptography and Society course, Department of Mathematics, Duke University, 1 November 2001.

3. ‘The Emerging Jurisprudence under the ICANN Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy’, in Prof. Margaret Ann Wilkinson’s Intellectual Property course, Faculty of Law, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, 30 March 2001.

2. ‘Simplification of Copyright Subject Matter and Rights’, in Prof. Ysolde Gendreau’s Intellectual Property course, Faculty of Law, McGill University, Montreal, 26 October 2000.

1. ‘Cybersquatting: The ICANN Uniform Dispute Resolution Process, the Emerging Jurisprudence, and Future Directions’, in Prof. Ysolde Gendreau’s Intellectual Property course, McGill University, Montreal, 26 October 2000.

Appearances before Parliamentary Committees and Commissions

3. Productivity Commission, Intellectual Property Arrangements inquiry, public hearing, Melbourne, 23 June 2016

2. Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee, Patent Amendment (Human Genes and Biological Materials) Bill 2010 reference, public hearing (by teleconference), Canberra, 29 April 2011.

1. Senate Community Affairs References Committee, Gene Patents reference, public hearing, Melbourne, 4

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MEDIA

TV and Radio Appearances

33. ‘Australian internet pirates shown the red flag’, the wire, 8 April 2015 (http://thewire.org.au/storyDetail.aspx?ID=12592).

32. ‘Internet Piracy Showdown Ft: The Communications Alliance’, Panorama, 90.7 Syn FM, 8 April 2015 (http://syn.org.au/internet-piracy-showdown-ft-communications-alliance).

31. ‘Dallas Buyers Club judgment: What are the implications?’, SBS News (online), 8 April 2015 (http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2015/04/08/dallas-buyers-club-judgment-what-are-implications).

30. ‘Big pharmaceuticals no winner in patent stoush’, The Law Report, ABC Radio National, 16 April 2013 (http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/lawreport/pharm-patents/4629652).

29. ‘Gene patent legal changes’, Einstein A Go Go, 3RRR FM, 17 February 2013 (http://rrrfm.libsyn.com/einstein-a-go-go-17-february-2013).

28. ‘Cancer group loses gene patent challenge’, RN Drive, ABC Radio National, 15 February 2013 (http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/drive/cancer-group-loses-gene-patent-challenge/4522078).

27. ‘Māori intellectual property rights in Australia questioned’, Te Karere Maori News, TVNZ, 1 January 2013.

26. ‘Masterchef battle’, A Current Affair, Channel 9, 6 September 2012.

25. ‘Policing Social Media’, Breakfast, ABC Radio Australia, 7 May 2012.

24. ‘Privacy in Cyberspace’, News Exchange, ABC TV News 24, 27 April 2012.

23. ‘Roadshow Films v. iiNet’, Panorama, 90.7 Syn FM, 20 April 2012.

22. ‘Gene patents’, Territory Talk, 104.1 Territory FM, 18 April 2011.

21. ‘Copyright/wrong?’, The Fourth Estate, Radio 2SER, 23 April 2010.

21. The Party Show, Radio 3RRR, 22 March 2009.

20. ‘Cyber crimes’, Radio New Internationalist, Radio 3CR, 3 September 2007.

19. ‘Thailand’s patent-busting’, Asia Pacific Focus, ABC Australia Network TV, 23 May 2007.

18. ‘Bindi Irwin cybersquatting’, Drive, ABC Local Radio 666 Canberra, 6 October 2006.

17. ‘Virgin Star trade mark infringement’, A Current Affair, Channel 9 TV, 6 December 2005.

16. ‘Ron Bakir registers Schapelle Corby as company name’, The World Today, ABC Radio National, 17 May 2005.

15. ‘Copyright free trade agreement with the USA’, The Law Report, ABC Radio National, 14 September 2004.

14. ‘PM backs down on Labor's FTA demands’, 7.30 Report, ABC TV, 12 August 2004.

13. ‘Labor’s FTA amendment a difficult proposal’, The World Today, ABC Radio National, 5 August 2004.

12. ‘FTA remains deadlocked’, 7.30 Report, ABC TV, 4 August 2004.

11. ‘Copyright duration debate’, Final Draft, 2 SER FM, 9 December 2003.

10. ‘Copyright: Life plus 70?’, The National Interest, ABC Radio National, 23 November 2003.

9. ‘Patents court out’, The Law Report, ABC Radio National, 12 September 2000.

8. ‘Patenting of methods of medical treatment’, Video News - Market Insight, www.tradingroom.com.au, 6 September 2000.

7. ‘Virgin trademark battle’, A Current Affair, Channel 9 TV, 28 July 2000.

6. ‘Copyright in telephone directories’, The World Today, ABC Radio National, 7 June 2000.

5. ‘Domain Name Disputes’, The Law Report, ABC Radio National, 21 March 2000.

4. ‘Cybersquatting’, Breakfast with Peter George, ABC Radio National, 29 February 2000.

3. ‘Lone Star Saloon trade mark infringement’, A Current Affair, Channel 9 TV, 13 January 2000.

2. ‘Telephone book copyright’, A Current Affair, Channel 9 TV, 15 September 1999.

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1. ‘Copyright law’, Talking the Law, Radio 3 RPH, 17 June 1999.

Print Media Interviews and Mentions

58. ‘More Rigorous Patent Examination In US Than Europe And Australia?’, IP Watch, 2 November 2016 (http://www.ip-watch.org/2016/11/02/rigorous-patent-examination-us-europe-australia/?utm_source=IP-Watch+Subscribers&utm_campaign=2e07896781-DAILY_SUMMARY&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b78685696b-2e07896781-352129273).

57. ‘Evergreening concerns without basis’, Pharma in Focus, 2 September 2016 (http://www.pharmainfocus.com.au/news.asp?newsid=11040).

56. ‘Is VPN Use Copyright Infringement? Not So Fast, Lawyers Say’, Bloomberg BNA, 3 February 2016 (http://www.bna.com/vpn-copyright-infringement-n57982067184/)

55. ‘The ABC of the TPP’, Managing Intellectual Property, 4 December 2015

54. ‘"Simple Past, Present Continuous ... Future Perfect?" GFIP Conference Report V’, The IPKat, 28 August 2015 (http://ipkitten.blogspot.co.uk/2015/08/simple-past-present-continuous-future.html).

53. ‘Librarians Cooking for Copyright’, City Journal, 29 July 2015 (http://thecityjournal.net/arts-and-culture/librarians-cooking-copyright/).

52. ‘The gaping loophole in the new anti-piracy law’, The New Daily, 24 June 2015 (http://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2015/06/23/loophole-new-anti-piracy-law/).

51. ‘Dallas Buyers Club judgment: What are the implications?’, SBS News (online), 8 April 2015 (http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2015/04/08/dallas-buyers-club-judgment-what-are-implications).

50. ‘Geoblocking: Why you shouldn’t put up with it’, The New Daily, 5 February 2015 (http://thenewdaily.com.au/life/2015/02/05/geoblocking-dont-put/).

49. ‘WIPO Seminar Discusses Interface Between IP And Private International Law’, IP Watch, 23 January 2015 (http://www.ip-watch.org/2015/01/23/wipo-seminar-discusses-interface-between-ip-and-private-international-law/?utm_source=IP-Watch+Subscribers&utm_campaign=e7ded57813-DAILY_SUMMARY&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b78685696b-e7ded57813-352129273).

48. ‘Copyright notices for photos on Facebook hardly worth sharing’, The Age, 5 December 2014 (http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/digital-life-news/copyright-notices-for-photos-on-facebook-hardly-worth-sharing-20141205-1215sh.html).

47. ‘"Fake" White Ribbon website faces legal action’, The Age, 2 November 2014 (http://www.theage.com.au/national/fake-white-ribbon-website-faces-legal-action-20141031-11f556.html?skin=text-only).

46. ‘Australian Domain Administrator to present Dispute Decisions Overview’, Managing Intellectual Property (online), 18 August 2014 (http://www.managingip.com/Article/3371817/Australian-domain-administrator-to-present-UDRP-decisions-overview.html?LS=EMS1061424).

45. ‘Explainer: The illegal downloading debate’, The Daily Telegraph (online), 1 August 2014 (http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/breaking-news/explainer-the-illegal-downloading-debate/story-fni0xqi3-1227010330204?nk=f954a48bad3037d7d2d509bba7e33389) – and nine other News Corporation publications’ websites, and SBS Online.

44. ‘Melbourne City, aka Melbourne Heart, faces battle to win rights to new name’, The Sydney Morning Herald (online), 19 June 2014 (http://www.smh.com.au/sport/soccer/melbourne-city-aka-melbourne-heart-faces-battle-to-win-rights-to-new-name-20140619-zsf9m.html)

43. ‘Legal fight over ‘Melbourne City’ name will be lost: expert’, The Age (online), 15 June 2014 (http://www.theage.com.au/sport/soccer/legal-fight-over-8216melbourne-city8217-name-will-be-lost-expert-20140615-zs8ff.html).

42. ‘A Patent Year: Andrew Christie’s Highlights’, Managing Intellectual Property, June 2014, 54-55 (http://www.managingip.com/Article/3347635/Search/A-patent-year-Andrew-Christies-highlights.html?Home=true&OrderType=1&Keywords=Andrew+Christie&Brand=Site&tabSelected=True).

41. ‘McAfee accused of McSlurping Open Source Vulnerability Database’, The Register, 8 May 2014 (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/05/08/whats_copyright_mcafee_mcslurps_vuln_database/).

40. ‘Lawmakers try to develop ways to sell digital music’, news.com.au, 31 July 2013 (http://www.news.com.au/technology/lawmakers-try-to-develop-ways-to-sell-digital-music/story-e6frfro0-1226688525905#ixzz2aaKLUrv3).

39. ‘The battle for hearts, minds and patents’, ABC Radio National Online, 18 April 2013 (http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/lawreport/indian-drug-reform/4636496).

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38. ‘Are generic manufacturer patents driving up drug prices?’, Managing Intellectual Property, 11 April 2013 (http://www.managingip.com/Article/3189543/Are-generic-manufacturer-patents-driving-up-drug-prices.html?LS=EMS815026).

37. ‘Misuse of drug patenting could cost the health system billions’, HealthCanal.com, 10 April 2013 (http://www.healthcanal.com/public-health-safety/37611-misuse-of-drug-patenting-could-cost-the-health-system-billions.html).

36. ‘Big pharma faces an incendiary mix of distrust and austerity’, Managing Intellectual Property, 8 April 2013 (http://www.managingip.com/Blog/3187598/Big-pharma-faces-an-incendiary-mix-of-distrust-and-austerity.html?LS=EMS813365).

35. ‘Small changes come at big cost’, Sunday Herald Sun, 7 April 2013, 16.

34. ‘Tuning up for sales’, MX, 17 February 2013, 2.

33. ‘Study shows patent examiners make a “meaningful difference”’, Patentology, 2 December 2012 (http://blog.patentology.com.au/2012/12/study-shows-that-patent-examiners-make.html).

32. ‘Uni cheats buy work in cyberspace’, The Age, 3 October 2012, 1, 2 (http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/uni-cheats-buy-work-in-cyberspace-20121002-26xhj.html).

31. ‘Hotel chain wins further 160 domains from respondent’, Managing Internet IP, 19 January 2011 (http://www.managingip.com/Article/2752547/Hotel-chain-wins-further-160-domains-from-respondent.html?LS=EMS484739).

30. ‘A new paradigm in the UDRP’, Managing IP, 1 December 2010 (http://www.managingip.com/Article/2734823/A-new-paradigm-in-the-UDRP.html?ArticleId=2734823&edit=true&single=true).

29. ‘Christie: Why I back Octogen’, Managing Internet IP, October 29, 2010 (http://www.managingip.com/Article/2701025/Internet-IP-Archive/Christie-Why-I-back-Octogen.html).

28. ‘Gene patents may be curbed’, Trials in Focus, 9-15 November 2009 (http://www.trialsinfocus.com).

27. ‘Gene patents ban “would hit biotech”’, The West Australian, 5 November 2009 (http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/national/6438958/gene-patents-ban-would-hit-biotech/).

26. ‘Ban drives “biotech industry to its knees”’, The Australian, 5 November 2009 (http://wl.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,26309574-26103,00.html).

25. ‘UWA case highlights researchers’ rights’, Campus Review, 14 September 2009.

24. ‘Epic case changes IP landscape’, Campus Review, 29 April 2008, 1, 4.

23. ‘Thinking ahead’, Business Review Weekly, October 4-10, 2007, 64-65.

22. ‘Bayh-Dole’s influence worldwide’, Managing IP, December 2005/January 2006, 38-39.

21. ‘The innovation index: national top 50’, Australian Anthill, No. 13, December 2005/January 2006, 56-62.

20. ‘R&D spending pays off for shareholders’, The Australian Financial Review, 25 October 2005, 6.

19. ‘Finally a trade deal is in sight’, The Australian, 10 August 2004, 1-2.

18. ‘IP experts cast doubt on Labor FTA changes’, Australian Biotechnology News, 9 August 2004.

17. ‘Amendment considered impractical’, The Australian Financial Review, 5 August 2004, 6.

16. ‘Delay to generics “$1bn a year risk”’, The Australian, 5 August 2004, 4.

15. ‘Cyber tax protest means business’, The Age - Next, 5 August 2003, 1.

14. ‘Patent nonsense’, Business Review Weekly, June 19-25, 2003, 34-41.

13. ‘A primer on managing knowledge’, Risk and Reward, No. 11, November 2002, 8-9.

12. ‘The property protectors’, The Australian, 16 October 2002, 46.

11. ‘Local plan needed to liberate domains’, The Australian, 1 August 2000, 39.

10. ‘Sting hurt in cyber ruling’, The Age – I.T. 1, 1 August 2000, 2.

9. ‘Domain’s the name of the game’, Business Review Weekly, 21 July 2000, 96-100.

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8. ‘Domain name enforcer targets the dot-coms’, Business Review Weekly, 31 March 2000, 35.

7. ‘No place in space for two Telstras’, The Australian, 1 March 2000, 36.

6. ‘Name game landmark’, The Age – I.T. 1, 29 February 2000, 9.

5. ‘Cyber-squat case favours Telstra claim to domain’, The Australian Financial Review, 23 February 2000, 3.

4. ‘Copyright traps in Internet links’, The Age – I.T., 18 November 1997, 11.

3. ‘Linking: A Legal Liability?’, moz, No. 5, 1997, 5, 32.

2. ‘Worldwide Web of worry’, The Courier-Mail, 24 June 1997, 17.

1. ‘Beating the Blackmailers in Software Ownership’, The Age – Computer Age, 24 August 1993, 3.

Film and Video Appearances

1. ‘e-Pirates of the Digital Age – Copyright Issues in Software and Music’, educational DVD, Video Education Australasia, 2008.