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CITMA 2019: Blockchain could be the future of protecting fashion, lawyer says

Blockchain could be the future of protecting trademarks in the fashion industry, says Rosie Burbidge, an IP Partner at gunnercooke in London.

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CITMA 2019: Blockchain could be the future of protecting fashion, lawyer says

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