Syindication
What Does "IP" Really Mean?
Wed, 11/28/2007 - 19:36
For readers of Linux Journal, "IP" almost certainly refers to the Internet Protocol, part of the TCP/IP suite that underpins the Internet. But to most people, if it means anything, "IP" refers to something known as "intellectual property". This widespread recognition is rather curious, because "intellectual property" does not exist.13 Vote(s)
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