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Articles for April 2004
Feeding the commercial monster #
Maintaining best practice when using images
London - Funds advisor #
London - New partners #
Madrid - Alliance formed #
Washington DC - Mintz adds to IP team #
Chicago - Music man joins Jenner & Block #
Barcelona - Spanish growth #
Dubai - Hansen moves on #
Washington DC - BIO head retires #
San Francisco - Townsend snaps up twelve ex-LSG attorneys #
Newport - New UK director of patents #
Time Commanders #
The law and business of convergence
Paying the price #
The levies system in action
A busy year #
Getting to grips with copyright in the internet age
Change management #
Technology moves on, but the creative sector can move faster
Enforcing a diluted draft #
Setting minimum standards across Europe
New York - IBM files motion #
London - MTV backs down #
Washington DC - Amnesty registry #
Edmonton - Prime Minister promises action #
Washington DC - P2P users face jail #
Los Angeles - Judge dismisses long running royalties lawsuit #
San Francisco - Extended copyright #
Tokyo - Making headlines #
Toronto - Photocopying is fair dealing #
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