By Juliana Cote Intellectual Property (IP) law walks the line between protecting the originality of creative works and maintaining a free marketplace of ideas.[1] Recipes, however, have long presented a challenge to that balance because they do not fit neatly into the traditional avenues of intellectual property protection. While social media platforms have exacerbated […]READ FULL ARTICLE
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