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Last Wednesday, I spoke at the headquarters of the Rabobank in Rotterdam, the second largest municipality of the Netherlands, about intellectual property in China. The event was organised by the Dragons Businessclub, an organisation for young Chinese entrepreneurs living in the Netherlands.Directly after my speech, two interesting speakers ventilated their thought on intellectual property in China:
- Ms Felicitas Speth von Schülzburg, founder and director of International Performing Arts told about her experiences with intellectual property in China and;
- Mr Ashok Bhalotra, architect-urban planner, chairman and CEO of KuiperCompagnons, who in fact does not believe in intellectual property at all!
I will try to interview both in the coming days.
Full post as published by IP Dragon on May 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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