Posts from the ‘Intellectual property’ category

We defend Charlie Hebdo’s right to speak, but in Australia, its humour might be unwelcome and illegal

Since the murderous attack on those behind the French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, people in democratic countries around the world have reaffirmed their commitment to concepts…

Over 100 years later, Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola battle over bottles

What were you doing in 1898? Okay, none of us were born. 1898 was, in fact, a big year. Hawaii was annexed to the United States.…

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Posts from the ‘Intellectual property’ category

Over 100 years later, Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola battle over bottles