FIGHTING TALK FROM IAM

IAM (Intellectual Asset Management) continues to produce some excellent editorial copy with the appearance of its issue 11 (April/May). Under the heading "Fighting Talk", Craig Opperman and Jason Schultz report on the bitter debate currently taking place over the patentability of computer software, while there are also good features on Dow Chemical's intellectual asset management policy by editor Joff Wild and on the new US Trade Mark Dilution Revision Act 2005 (now through Congress) by Adrian Preston.
FIGHTING TALK FROM IAM FIGHTING TALK FROM IAM Reviewed by Jeremy on Thursday, April 14, 2005 Rating: 5

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