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This weblog was started by Avniye Tansug,LL.M, Strathclyde, one of the participants of the "i-law 2003" (Internet Law Program 2003) that was held by Berkman Center For Internet & Society, at Stanford Law School on 2003 summer. The aim of this blog is to gather internet law related content from all around the world through the international participants of the "i-law 2003"!

Thursday, October 13, 2011

MediaBerkman » Blog Archive » RB 184: Intellectual Property — Not Just For Lawyers Anymore

MediaBerkman » Blog Archive » RB 184: Intellectual Property — Not Just For Lawyers Anymore
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