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Beijing to pay citizens to report Olympic logo infringement | China Law Practice Blog

Beijing is calling upon its citizens to report Olympic logo infringements paying the tattle tail part of the fine. Most unauthorized vendors will not likely be able to afford the fine. The incentive will work much better if the reward is paid regardless of whether the fine is actually collected.

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by AFP | Khaleeij Times Online
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