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They didn't just not pay intellectual dues, they actually stole blueprints, plans, any technical info they could get their hands on and tried reproducing locall
by RealityVoid 4y ago
They didn't just not pay intellectual dues, they actually stole blueprints, plans, any technical info they could get their hands on and tried reproducing locally.
- thriftwy 4y agoIn the absense of IP enforcement, blueprints cost the price of a sheet of paper and may actually be widely available. Soviet TVs came with a huge blueprint of everything electronic what's inside so the customers (and repair booths) could repair it on the spot.