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Protecting Your IP In China -- The Basics.

Stan Abrams over at China Hearsay is (or will be?) speaking on China intellectual property at an IP conference for SMEs in the Netherlands and he has mapped out on his blog what he is going to say. And here it is: 1.... [[ This is a content summary only.... ...full story at China Law Blog

from China Law Blog on Thu, Sep 10 2009

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