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: Intellectual Property WatchIn Brazil And The IP World, It’s Tropicalization Time!
By Intellectual Property Watch
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Benny Spiewak writes: There used to be a time when Brazil meant almost exclusively Carnival, Samba and Soccer. Well, those days are over and there is an undeniable message that will echo through the knowledge-based, creative, innovative world: Wake-Up, World, It?s Tropicalization Time!
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- The US-Cotton Case: The Truth Behind Brazil?s Cross-Retaliation Against US Intellectual Property
Full post as published by Intellectual Property Watch on March 04, 2011 (boomark / email).
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