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A recent federal decision from Connecticut confirms the notion that information knowingly posted on the Internet by its owner cannot constitute a protectable trade secret
In an April 25, 2012 ruling a Middle District of North Carolina court clearly illustrated the importance of pleading actual harm in an unfair competition case
