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How Real is the Intellectual Property Revolution?
By Ed Sperling -- 12/8/2006
Electronic News
Electronic News sat down to discuss the ins and outs of intellectual property with Juan-Antonio Carballo, partner in IBM’s Venture Capital Group; Michael Farn, a partner at law firm Fenwick & West; Martin Harding, CEO of Tenison, and Jim Turley, consultant and publisher of Silicon Insider. What follows are excerpts of that discussion.
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