"Intellectual property law?"
This Jackal knows his stuff.
"Intellectual property is only protected for fifty years after the applicant's death, you know. You've been dead 56 years, it's long expired."
"....."
What she said seems true.
Or what?
Is there someone who could claim copyright for an author's work that's been dead for over four hundred years?
That would be shameless.
"I can't give you the data, just take my life. You might as well kill me."
No one expected Brunan to close his eyes, as if daring these bandits to kill him.
"Those are the results of years of research by me and others. No way we're letting you corporate dogs profit from it. I'd rather let it rot in cyberspace."
When he mentioned this, his expression was scornful, as if he looked down on those massive companies outside, which hadn't progressed technologically over the decades, and had even regressed.
