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Europe Finalizes Technology Transfer Rules

Readers will recall that in our December edition, I wrote with some alarm about the European Commission's proposals to revise anti-trust law affecting…

8 minute read May 01, 2004 at 10:04 AM
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Simon Smith
Europe Finalizes Technology Transfer Rules

Readers will recall that in our December edition, I wrote with some alarm about the European Commission's proposals to revise anti-trust law affecting technology licensing deals (see “Are Anti-Trust Laws About To Bite Europe On Its IP Assets?

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