Foreward: Technology and Intellectual Property: New Rules for an Old Game?

Elizabeth A. Rowe;

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Foreward: Technology and Intellectual Property: New Rules for an Old Game?

Elizabeth A. Rowe

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Journal of Technology Law & Policy

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2009

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Elizabeth A. Rowe

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Elizabeth A. Rowe, Foreward: Technology and Intellectual Property: New Rules for an Old Game?, 14 Journal of Technology Law & Policy, 1–4 (2009).

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