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"All Rights Reserved" to "No Rights Reserved": An Overview of Copyright and Other Licenses
The basics of copyright are detailed and confusing to many. The introduction of Creative Commons licenses and GNU Free Documentation Licenses has offered a middle ground between “public domain” and “all rights reserved.” As future information professionals, helping our patrons find and use information appropriately is going to be increasingly important with the advancement of digital mediums
Kwalitatieve analyse: kunst én kunde - dataset bron 15. "Larry Elliott - A double-dip recession?"
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This article was published on the Guardian website at 19.00 BST on Tuesday 16 June 2009. It was last modified at 13.43 BST on Tuesday 19 August 2014.
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Europe should stop taxing innovation. Bruegel Policy Brief 2010/02, March 2010
In this Policy Brief, Bruegel Senior Fellow Bruno van Pottelsberghe makes the argument in favour of a single EU patent system. The author explains that the absence of a one-stop-shop for EU-wide patents hampers innovation and will pose serious challenges to small and medium-sized companies in the face of global competition. This paper analyses how a uniform patent system can sustain long-term competitiveness and boost growth and thereby achieve EU2020 targets. It makes policy recommendations in four key areas of a single patent system - language, complexity, affordability and governance
Kwalitatieve analyse: kunst én kunde - dataset bron 14. "Buyers face hike in mortgage rates as inflation fears mount"
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P4P: A Practical Framework for Privacy-Preserving Distributed Computation
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Europe should stop taxing innovation
In this Policy Brief, Bruegel Senior Fellow Bruno van Pottelsberghe makes the argument in favour of a single EU patent system. The author explains that the absence of a one-stop-shop for EU-wide patents hampers innovation and will pose serious challenges to small and medium-sized companies in the face of global competition. This paper analyses how a uniform patent system can sustain long-term competitiveness and boost growth and thereby achieve EU2020 targets. It makes policy recommendations in four key areas of a single patent system - language, complexity, affordability and governance.
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