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Information Technology and Intellectual Property

March 29, 2004

Norman E. Bowie chair, corporate responsibility, U Minnesota

Norman E. Bowie, chair of corporate responsibility at the University of Minnesota, discusses the issues surrounding information technology and intellectual property.

Series:

Media Shift: Digital Media Series

Topics: Business & Economics | Media & Technology

Tags: computer | Corporate Ethics | Industry | Internet | Law & Criminal Justice | Legal System | Web Media

Presented by WGBH and Bentley University:

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