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Has the NCAA Gone Mad?

With the month of March upon us, the National Collegiate Athletic Association continues to tighten the reigns on its notorious trademarks. The NCAA has trademarks on sixty-seven phrases including “And

IP Theft In China: Can It Be Stopped?

On January 17, President Trump said the United States was considering a big “fine” as part of an investigation into China’s alleged theft of intellectual property.[mfn]Jeff Mason, Exclusive: Trump Considers

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