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... really big, but the country "has made amazing progress, starting from less than zero in 1991 to having built an entire legal, administrative and civil court basis for dealing with various kinds of intellectual property — from trade marks to copyrights," said Necarsulmer, who is now chief executive of PBN Hill+Knowlton Strategies, a communications firm. Poor protection of intellectual property rights had for a long time been among the major problems hampering Russia's accession to the...
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U.S. Sees Intellectual Property Rights Still Threatened
2 May 2012
By Irina Filatova / The Moscow Times
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