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1 December 2012Copyright

Patents reloaded: new emphasis at the IP summit

On December 6 and 7, 2012 in Brussels, the pan-European Intellectual Property Summit, ‘Patents Reloaded’, will lay the ground for IP in the boardroom. And that’s a good thing, not only for IP in itself, but also for innovation, growth and the economy as a whole.

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