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Legal Lessons and Ramifications That Can Be Learned From iTunes

The iTunes world discussed in this article offers a road map for technology companies looking to introduce the next big thing, and offers a potential glimpse of the future of intellectual property.

11 minute read May 30, 2007 at 10:26 AM
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Anthony S. Volpe
Legal Lessons and Ramifications That Can Be Learned From iTunes

Maybe the 'i' in intellectual property should be lower case, as in iNtellectual property. In most cases, the problems relating to infringement of IP rights on YouTube are pretty clear-cut.

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