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menu_book Intellectual Property Money and Power in a New Era
Whether it's the trade secrets of a hedge fund's algorithms, the copyrights or patents underlying the smart phone, the trademarks that protect well-known brands, intellectual property bastes the modern economy. Brimming with entertaining anecdotes drawn from real-life cases gone awry, this title elucidates a confusing subject and arms readers with the tools they need to prevent common – and costly – mistakes in everyday business interactions.
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Alex Montagu discusses examples from his book: "Intellectual Property: Money and Power In A New Era".
menu_book Who Owns This Sentence?: A History of Copyrights and Wrongs
An important exploration into how copyright morphed from a discrete law that protected books in the Eighteenth Century to the driving engine of the economy and a tool of unprecedented power and wealth in the age of artificial intelligence
See on AmazonPlato and Pushkin, Mickey Mouse and “The Simpsons” make (permissible) appearances in this surprisingly zippy history of copyright protection.
Alexandra Jacobs
The New York TimesDavid Bellos and Alexandre Montagu use the story of Sony’s big Springsteen buy to lead off their lively, opinionated, and ultra-timely book
Louis Menand
The New YorkerMr Bellos and Mr Montagu argue that copyright has gone from a right that favours creators to something more akin to a privilege for the rich and powerful.
The EconomistEarly copyright law separated the rights of the author from those of the printer. The idea was novel.
Dominic Green
The Wall Street JournalThe authors of a fascinating new look at the patchwork chaos called copyright begin their book with this epigraph from an ancient English protest song against fencing, and thereby privatising, common land.
Anne Margaret Daniel
The Spectator...takes an informed, readable look at the torturous history of copyright – its deep antecedents, its omissions, its false promises, and, in some cases, its “long trajectory from the sublime to the ridiculous.”
Steve Donoghue
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Understanding copyright laws can be complex and accidental infringements could lead to legal trouble. Attorney Alex Montagu, in dialogue with Amy Hourigan, the director of marketing at HAI Group and an IMCA board member, offers valuable advice.
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