Owners of intellectual property are proverbially vigilant about their rights. This should come as no surprise in a culture where the length and breadth of copyrights and other IP interests have grown dramatically and can be monetized as never before. IP owners are fierce when they learn about planned unauthorized uses, but they can be positively wrathful when they have no immediate ability to prevent them.
This is the frustration faced by...
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