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Originally Posted by PrematureApex
Is this a serious post?
If the cars are displayed at a damn auto show, even in a pre/press only event, anything visible is not a trade secret, but its very definition. In fact, by not actively preventing people from looking at their displays, they are forfeiting the right to claim it's a trade secret. The cars are sitting there for public display (that includes members of the press). It's all fair game.
I'm sorry, but when you copied and pasted the definition of "industrial espionage", did you happen to take the time to read it?   |
I think you are missing the point. Just because a prada bag is displayed in a prada store it doesn't give anybody the right to copy it, produce it, sell it.