Jang Jin-gyu et al.: Intellectual Property Rights for Startups and Small Business Owners

No matter what the world has to offer, the challenge for tomorrow is going on and I believe that it is the driving force for us, and for society and for humanity to develop. In our country, there are many unicorns, and the development and planning of media has helped to make the local small-timer TV star, so that the equation growing up with the support of large brands of Franz is not awkward. Market Curley is now running the stock market, and Don Katz is also being sold in the White House's tin, with a double-point money bolt in the city. In the old days, if it was a major way to help the industrial industry of the patents by putting large capital and capital into government-led development programs, then now it's not only heavy industry, but also trade and cultural content, and also food as represented by K-Food, and so on, startups and small-time businesses can grow into big business. But still there's nothing left to be sorry about. The widespread case of coverts has been that the owner of a long-time business restaurant can experience a turbulent and disturbing experience from a third-party sales trip on TV. Not only is it not known to cover it, but here in the state, we have a prize mark and can make sure that we don't even look at the restaurants and small shops that are legally in a state of unrest. Of course, if you zoom in across the country, you can imagine that the damage is much more cremation.

Korean title: 스타트업과 소상공인을 위한 지식재산권

Korean author: 장진규 외

Korean publisher: 마지원

ISBN-13: 9791192534015