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Intellectual property: when an idea can be owned
Building a Business · Intellectual property · 2 lessons · 5 questions · 4-min video
The opening of Robert Anderson's lecture on intellectual property (IP): the shift to businesses whose assets are mostly intangible, what IP means, and why an unprotected idea is not property at all.
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Sources and credits
From the lecture by Robert Anderson (Intellectual property lawyer at Hogan Lovells), Building a Business 2014, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Every lesson links to its part of the video on YouTube.
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