(David Mack) In all the excitement over International IP day
we almost missed one of the best presents of all!
She got what she asked for, with submission pouring in from, ”the semi-conductor industry, tractor manufacturers, all facets of the music industry —from the recording studios to publishers, composers, and performers — the apparel industry, cement manufacturers, product safety certifiers, pharmaceutical companies, aerospace industry, labor unions, movie industry, cell phone manufacturers, software companies, car part suppliers, internet auction sites, biotech companies and many more.
If you’re feeling ambitious, you might like to tackle this
submission from Mr. Adams Carl who feels confident that updating our IP
system is, “essential to restoration from the sorry doomsday
plight path that the entire world population is on toward total destruction of
all human life.”
That's day very popular for there sO I hope that you will this celebrate and enjoy.....
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IPs!! I wonder if they'll ever run out...
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