IP REVIEW ISSUE 10

Issue 10 of CPA's quarterly IP Review has now been published. A light but informative read, this 28 page issue tackles protection of 3D shapes and designs, what independent inventors can do to alleviate their lot and the interface between IP exploitation and good accounting practice. There are also some enjoyable historical perspectives. If you want a copy, just click here.
IP REVIEW ISSUE 10 IP REVIEW ISSUE 10 Reviewed by Jeremy on Monday, April 04, 2005 Rating: 5

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