Forthcoming ACID events

Forthcoming ACID events

Anti-Copying in Design (ACID) is holding an IP Licensing Seminar on Tuesday 6 February 2007, in Birmingham's NEC, as part of Birmingham's Spring Fair. The event is sponsored by UK law firm Hammonds. For details and reservations contact Annette Howard at annetteh@acid.uk.com or phone her on 0845 644 3617.

On 7 March 2007 ACID ventures even further north, to the Council Chamber, Newcastle City Council Civic Centre, for a Breakfast and Networking Seminar, 8.30am to 11am. Admission fee £10 plus VAT. This event is sponsored by ACID-accredited law firm McDaniel & Co. For details and reservations email help@acid.uk.com.

Right: a pictorial essay in intellectual creativity and the rubber duck - "The Evil Rubber Ducky", Deviant Art by powowcow

Webbed footnote: last week, at a formal naming ceremony attended by
Andrew Gowers, ACID's Dids McDonald named Isabel Davies' rubber duck "McDonald Duck". The naming raised a further £105 for the coffers of the Intellectual Property Institute. If you want to support the Institute but don't want (i) to buy or (ii) to name a rubber duck, make your donations here.
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