by Chioma Mgbeadichie
This podcast is designed to enlighten all persons in the Tech and creative space. IT is indeed the future and it is important that we all are familiar with the regulatory framework around it. This is meant to be educative, enlightening and fun. Don't be a stranger, feel free to engage!
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December 23, 2020
<p>This episode discusses the current case of Thomson Reuters vs ROSS Intelligence, most especially the criteria to be fulfilled before claiming ownership of the copyright in a work. </p> <p>Tech people need to understand that these copyright issues have to be cleared out before investing heavily in a product, so as to avoid business interruptions!</p> <p>Enjoy, and engage!</p> <p>Connect with me on Instagram via @myybusinesslawyer or click this link https://www.instagram.com/myybusinesslawyer/</p>
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This podcast is designed to enlighten all persons in the Tech and creative space. IT is indeed the future and it is important that we all are familiar with the regulatory framework around it. This is meant to be educative, enlightening and fun.
Don't be a stranger, feel free to engage!
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