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...mentioned by the constitutional court but we want to be careful about the property thing. That doesn't mean that my draft is the only possible way to solve th ...to their descendants. Further, since it is not by its nature comparable to property on material goods, the notion of theft is in this context, utterly meaningl ...

...nt aspects of laws on immaterial goods with the aim to confuse it with the property a person can have on material goods.'' ...

...dge economy''<br/><small>A civil society statement concerning intellectual property and the 2007 G8 summit</small></center> ...

...of the licenses being (by Stallman's own view) "hacks" of the intellectual property regime which still rely upon the bedrock of IP for its relevance and applic ...

...edia Days' in Luxembourg and the conference 'Tensions between Intellectual Property Rights and the ICT standardisation process: reasons and remedies' ...

...of small investors to protect their companies from traces of intellectual property background * promoting alternative systems of [[copyright]] and [[intellectual property]] ...

...nt aspects of laws on immaterial goods with the aim to confuse it with the property a person can have on material goods. ...income to their descendants. Further, since it is not, and has never been, property, the notion of theft is in this context, utterly meaningless. ...

...will be present on November 22: Conference: Tensions between Intellectual Property Rights and the ICT standardisation process: reasons and remedies http://ec. ...

...arliament to create "an alternative to the outdated models of intellectual property" ...

...pects of laws on immaterial goods with the aim to confuse it with tangible property (material goods). ...income to their descendants. Further, since it is not, and has never been, property, the notion of theft is in this context, utterly meaningless. ...

...nt aspects of laws on immaterial goods with the aim to confuse it with the property a person can have on material goods. ...income to their descendants. Further, since it is not, and has never been, property, the notion of theft is in this context, utterly meaningless. ...

...pects of laws on immaterial goods with the aim to confuse it with tangible property (material goods). ...income to their descendants. Further, since it is not, and has never been, property, the notion of theft is in this context, utterly meaningless. ...

...nt aspects of laws on immaterial goods with the aim to confuse it with the property a person can have on material goods. ...income to their descendants. Further, since it is not, and has never been, property, the notion of theft is in this context, utterly meaningless. ...

...pects of laws on immaterial goods with the aim to confuse it with tangible property (material goods). ...income to their descendants. Further, since it is not, and has never been, property, the notion of theft is in this context, utterly meaningless. ...

...pects of laws on immaterial goods with the aim to confuse it with tangible property (material goods). ...income to their descendants. Further, since it is not, and has never been, property, the notion of theft in this context is utterly meaningless. ...

...pects of laws on immaterial goods with the aim to confuse it with tangible property (material goods). ...income to their descendants. Further, since it is not, and has never been, property, the notion of theft is in this context, utterly meaningless. ...

;Virtual property ...al virtual property. As opposed to some derogatory terms, the term virtual property can be used among academics as well. As with the copy monopoly, it reveals ...

...edia Days' in Luxembourg and the conference 'Tensions between Intellectual Property Rights and the ICT standardisation process: reasons and remedies'. ...

...nstitute for the Defense of Competition and the Protection of Intellectual Property (Indecopi). ...

...non-profit exchange and collective participation in the enjoyment cultural property a criminal activity, but it is also a fairly and effectively to enhance the ...tus of this alleged property and that its proposed analogy to conventional property, you can prepend economic interests to the enjoyment of culture by citizens ...