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John Tehranian: No life without IPR infringement

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Friday 23 November 2007

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John Tehranian has released a paper stating that life without IPR infringements is not possible. Tehranian is describing the average day of an imaginary, but average person, all with respect to intellectual property rights infringements. The liabilities for such an average day would already amount to several million Dollars.

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Better not use "intellectual property rights"

Michael Kallas

Friday 23 November 2007

"Intellectual property rights" suggest that patent law, copyright, trademark law and some other rights would share some common basics. This is not really true, so better avoid these terms.

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