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> When you read a book, have you violated the author's IP right by retaining the content in your brain and possibly discussing it with others without the publis
by hulitu 2y ago
> When you read a book, have you violated the author's IP right by retaining the content in your brain and possibly discussing it with others without the publisher's consent?
When you write this on your new book it it called citation and there are some rules that you should follow so that you are not against the law.
Why are a lot of US companies trying to avoid the law lately ? (Uber, AirBNB, OpenAI)
- musicale 2y ago> Why are a lot of US companies trying to avoid the law lately ? (Uber, AirBNB, OpenAI) Evading regulation is profitable. It's even better when your competitors are carefully regulated. It's part of the business strategy of "regulatory entrepreneurship". Sometimes they can get away with it for a long time, and sometimes they can even change the law.
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- dartharva 2y ago> Why are a lot of US companies trying to avoid the law lately ? (Uber, AirBNB, OpenAI) What did they do that violates what you mention in your comment?