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The Intellectual Property (IP) Committee provides resources and a voice for in-house counsel who work to protect, acquire, and enforce corporate IP rights. The committee provides information on key IP topics, including trademark protection on the Internet and copyright issues in the digital age. Top ten ways to get the most out of your Committee membership special announcementCheck out ACC's Newest Resource - Wisdom of the CrowdTruly “By In-house counsel, for In-house counsel,” this resource provides a tailored compilation of knowledge and insights on highly relevant in-house topics from your fellow members, as shared on the ACC Committee and Chapter eGroups. Learn more at www.acc.com/wisdom. E-groupShare your ideas and questions regarding this committee with other ACC members through ACC’s eGroups. eGroups are located within ACC’s Member-to-Member, the world’s largest online community of in-house counsel. Login for more information Upcoming Teleconference MeetingWednesday, June 12, 2013 at 12:00 PM ET, 4:00 PM GMTInfoPaksOpen Source Software: A Practical Guide for In-House CounselSep 2012 InfoPAK Download pdfSponsored by Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP This InfoPAK is intended to provide In-house counsel with a basic understanding of the fundamental issues surrounding open source software and the legal implications of its use and distribution in ...
Recent Committee Developed ResourcesSoftware License AgreementsFeb 2013 Wisdom of the Crowd This Wisdom of the Crowd, compiled from questions and responses posted on the Intellectual Property, IT, Privacy & eCommerce, and Small Law Departments eGroups, addresses issues involving software ...
Ambush Marketing: Coming Soon to a Stadium Near YouJan 2013 QuickCounselSponsored by Crowell Moring LLP This QuickCounsel covers what information you need to familiarize yourself with the concept of 'ambush marketing'
Crowdsourcing and Intellectual Property IssuesAug 2012 QuickCounselSponsored by Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP This QuickCounsel provides an overview on how to address intellectual property risks associated with such projects through such terms, while noting some other potential pitfalls to be avoided.
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