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SNIPER is a bibliographic database of journal articles, conference papers,
and other documents about issues in intellectual property. It provides a knowledge
base to support policy, awareness and research in intellectual property matters.
SNIPER is published by the Library at IP Australia. SNIPER is an acronym for
Searchable Networked Intellectual Property Electronic Resource. As at June 2005,
the SNIPER database contained over 6,000 records, with 100-150 new items added
each month.
To subscribe to the SNIPER Bulletin please click here.
SNIPER is also available as a searchable database on the internet through the
Informit Online database host service. Informit Online is an internet gateway
providing access to over 80 Australasian research bibliographic databases.
For information on subscription to SNIPER on Informit, please visit the Informit
website at http://www.informit.com.au/ .
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More information about SNIPER
Why create the SNIPER database?
There is a substantial body of literature covering patent, design and trade
mark registrations, as well as the science/technology which underlies these
registrations. Both these areas are well served by available sources. However,
intellectual property policy, trends and developments are not well covered in
current commercial databases, or databases produced by other intellectual property
organisations.
What information does SNIPER contain?
SNIPER provides information relating to IP Australia's core business areas,
namely patents, trade marks and designs. SNIPER also includes other topics that
impact on IP Australia's business, especially related intellectual property
matters such as copyright, plant breeder's rights and domain names. These related
matters are included if they relate to significant Australian or international
trends and developments, or if they are significant to the field of intellectual
property as a whole.
Where does SNIPER content come from?
Content is gathered from journals in IP Australia Library's collections, with
further reference to other journals, conference papers, book chapters and electronic
documents, as appropriate.
How are subject headings and names controlled in the SNIPER database?
Topical subject headings are allocated from the Intellectual
Property Subject Thesaurus. Name headings are allocated from the document Intellectual
Property Names for Use as Subject Headings. Both these documents are maintained by the
Library at IP Australia and are subject to occasional revision.
How big is the SNIPER database?
As at October 2004, the SNIPER database contained over 5,000 articles. Approximately
100-150 new records are added to SNIPER each month.
What SNIPER products can I obtain?
Internet users can view the monthly SNIPER bulletins. They may also subscribe
to monthly email reminder service which provides a link to the each new bulletin
when it is published.
SNIPER is also available as a searchable database on the internet through the
Informit Online database host service. For information on subscription to SNIPER
on Informit, please visit the Informit website at
http://www.informit.com.au/
How can I obtain copies of items from SNIPER?
For Copyright and other reasons, the Library at IP Australia cannot provide
copies of SNIPER items to users outside of IP Australia. Please contact your
local library to obtain copies of articles and other documents listed in SNIPER.
What journals are indexed in SNIPER?
These journals comprise the core of SNIPER indexing. Titles in bold are indexed
comprehensively.
- AIPPI: Bimonthly Journal of the International Association for the Protection
of the Industrial Property of Japan
- AIPPI Newsletter
- Asia Today International
- Australia Copyright Council Bulletin
- Australian Intellectual Property Journal
- Australian Intellectual Property Law Bulletin
- Australian Journal of Public Administration
- Australian Law Journal
- Berkeley Technology Law Review
- Bio-Science Law Review<
- Boston Journal of Science and Technology Law
- The Bulletin
- Business Asia
- Business Review Weekly
- Canberra Bulletin of Public Administration
- CASRIP Newsletter
- Chicago-Kent Journal of Intellectual Property
- China Patents and Trademarks
- CIPA Journal
- Columbia Science and Technology Law Review
- Computer Law Review and Technology Journal
- Copyright World
- Digital Technology Law Journal
- Duke Law and Technology Review
- The Economist
- Electronic Journal of Intellectual Property Rights
- European Intellectual Property Review
- Far Eastern Economic Review
- Federalist Society Intellectual Property Practice Group Newsletter
- Florida Journal of Technology Law and Policy
- Harvard Business Review
- Harvard Journal of Law and Technology
- Hofstra Cyberlaw Forum
- IDEA: the Journal of Law and Technology
- IIC: International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright
Law
- IIPTI Newsletter
- IMI: Digital Media in Context
- Intellectual Property and Technology Forum
- Intellectual Property Forum
- Intellectual Property Law Abstracts
- Intellectual Property Law Review
- Intellectual Property Newsletter
- Intellectual Property Quarterly
- Inventors' Digest
- IP Law and Business
- IPR Bulletin
- IPTA Newsletter
- Issues (Australian Council for Educational Research)
- John Marshall Review of Intellectual Property Law
- Journal of Information, Law and Technology
- Journal of JIPA
- Journal of the Association of University Technology Managers
- Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society
- Journal of World Intellectual Property
- Law Quarterly Review
- Les Nouvelles: Journal of the Licensing Executives Society
- LESANZ News: Official Journal of the Licensing Executives Society of Australia and New Zealand
- Managing Intellectual Property
- Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law Online Publications
- Michigan Technology and Telecommunications Law Review
- Minnesota Intellectual Property Review
- Nature
- New Scientist
- Newsletter of Inventors' Digest
- North Carolina Journal of Law and Technology
- Oklahoma Journal of Law and Technology
- Oregon Intellectual Property Newsletter
- Overseas Trading
- Patent World
- PCT Newsletter
- Pittsburgh Journal of Technology Law and Policy
- Policy: a Journal of Public Policy and Ideas
- Public Administration Today
- Richmond Journal of Law and Technology
- Science
- Scientific American
- Seedling
- Stanford Technology Law Review
- Syracuse Law and Technology Journal
- Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal
- Trademark Reporter
- Trademark World
- UCLA Journal of Law and Technology
- Virginia Journal of Law and Technology
- Wake Forest Journal of Law and Technology
- West Virginia Journal of Law and Technology
- William and Mary Journal of Online Law
- WIPO Magazine
- World e-Commerce and IP Report
- World Intellectual Property Report
- World Patent Information
- Yale Journal of Law and Technology
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