Slaying the counterfeiting dragon
2 April 2012World Trademark Review
There is a tale in Russian folklore about a dragon with three heads that spit fire. Every time one head is cut off, it grows back again. This allegory is an apt analogy for counterfeiting. It seems that the presence of counterfeit goods on the Russian market in recent years can be explained by imperfect laws and their lax enforcement. Ten years ago, both the Russian people and the authorities had very little IP awareness.
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