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Protect Your Intellectual Property
Mark Litvak, a partner of Mitchell, Silberberg and Knupp in Los Angeles with his partners, particularly George Borkowski, brought down Grokster through the litigation that went to the Supreme Court and they put Napster in the corner. Airs Tuesday 11:30 PM in Greater San Francisco on KQED-TV Silicon Valley, Los Angeles and Seattle: The simple commandment, "Thou shalt not steal," just four words, is ingrained in our conscience. Now we struggle to understand why we act so differently when it comes to Intellectual Properties (IP). The estimated global annual losses, now over $600 billion annually, continue to escalate. Economies grow when money is transacted for something of value. Theft kills economies and IP theft is a real pandemic. Lying, cheating and stealing has been going on forever. But now, the other IP (Internet Protocol) has made it so easy to steal, our children and all sorts of decent-loving-gentle people think nothing about "borrowing, using, enjoying" and otherwise ripping off somebody else's creative work. Go to all the key ideas and video...
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