Government
Aug. 20, 2016
State IP bill dropped in deference to broader effort
A once-controversial bill on state intellectual property has been dropped by its author in deference to an effort by Gov. Jerry Brown's administration to protect state trademarks and other works.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A once-controversial bill on state intellectual property has been dropped by its author in deference to an effort by Gov. Jerry Brown's administration to protect state trademarks and other works.
"I want to see what ideas will be proposed by the administration's Intellectual Property Working Group over the next year," said Assemblyman Mark Stone, D-Monterey Bay, wh...
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