World IP Day Tells Musicians To Feel Beat Then Invoice It
World IP Day celebrates music by asking artists to feel the beat, protect the beat and retain documentary proof that they invented the beat.
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World IP Day celebrates music by asking artists to feel the beat, protect the beat and retain documentary proof that they invented the beat.
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