The very active Outdoor Industries Association (OIA) of the U.K. is organizing a conference on counterfeiting in London on Oct. 24, starting at 12:30 and finishing at 15:30. Presentations will be made by one of the association's members, SnapDragon Monitoring, and a law firm specializing in intellectual property protection, UDL. To book for the conference, where non-members of the OIA will pay a fee of £20, e-mail bookings@theoia.co.uk
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