LOST, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN ...

IPKat co-owner Jeremy has lost his copy of Managing Intellectual Property for May 2004. This is an inconvenience, since he'd like to send his MIPs for 2004 for binding. It's also a little frustrating, since Euromoney gave thousands of free copies away during last year's INTA Meeting. Please, if anyone out there has a spare or unwanted May 2004 MIP, even if it's a little dog-eared, the IPKat will give it a good home. Just let Jeremy know here.

Lost here, here and here
Found here, here and here
LOST, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN ... LOST, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN ... Reviewed by Jeremy on Tuesday, April 19, 2005 Rating: 5

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