SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, USA, January 25, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — It was announced today that Jennifer Pariser, VP of Copyright and Legal Affairs of the Motion Picture Association, was named to the CIPU board. She previously lead copyright initiatives at the Recording Industry Association of America and Sony Entertainment, and was active in education outreach.
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“… a basic grounding in intellectual property, how it works and who it benefits, is easier than it looks.”
Teaching respect for IP eventually translates into a willingness to pay for value, says CEO
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UK, Swedish and Singapore Groups Participate in CIPU Awareness Events
“… [CIPU events are] impressive gatherings of IP professionals and educators, which are conducted with great energy and sense of purpose.”
China Daily Cites CIPU Research Report on IP Education Among Leading Nations
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The trouble with patent-troll-hunting
Rules to curb frivolous patent claims may encourage infringement.
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Closing the Gap Between Intellectual Property Awareness and Understanding
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Rep. Collins speaks from IP experience at CIPU-GIPC innovation policy forum
He said that a number of his relatives and neighbors were chicken farmers, “some of whom invented new and more effective processes to produce and process eggs and poultry that were protected under IP law.”
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Study: Education About IP Is Low For Non-Lawyers, Even In Top IP Nations
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