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Steve McDaniel

Steve McDaniel

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Editor, Custom Publishing Division, Columbia Business Report

South Carolina

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education.Climate change agriculture human rights textile

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lifestyle, sports, tech

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Total articles 3

  • Going to Court: Hard Spots and Rocks!

    By Steve McDaniel Verified, Jon Hurt| Coatings World Verified Civil court is a double-edged sword that can cut you pretty badly when trying to keep your trade secrets actually Secret. You can go to court specifically to stop use or disclosure of your proprietary information, or even for some reason not related to trade secret misappropriation. But, if you are not very careful, the generally noble-minded tendency of courts to be open forums can lead to the destructive release of your trade secrets into the public domain.

    By Steve McDaniel Verified, Jon Hurt · Coatings World

    Jan. 18, 2024

  • What is “Sky Hub?”

    By Steve McDaniel Verified| Medium@ A Science Based Research Project Focused on UFOs/UAPsSky Hub is a group of engineers, researchers, scientists and enthusiasts who believe that the Scientific Method is the best approach to studying what is commonly called the UFO Phenomenon and more recently labeled “UAPs.” We established a non-profit organization and we embarked on this scientific effort, making sure to apply healthy dose of scientific skepticism along the way.

    By Steve McDaniel Verified · Medium

    Sep. 29, 2020

  • Going to Court: Hard Spots and Rocks!

    By Steve McDaniel Verified, Jon Hurt| Coatings World Verified Civil court is a double-edged sword that can cut you pretty badly when trying to keep your trade secrets actually Secret. You can go to court specifically to stop use or disclosure of your proprietary information, or even for some reason not related to trade secret misappropriation. But, if you are not very careful, the generally noble-minded tendency of courts to be open forums can lead to the destructive release of your trade secrets into the public domain.

    By Steve McDaniel Verified, Jon Hurt · Coatings World

    Jan. 18, 2024

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Columbia Business Report

North Charleston, South Carolina, United States

+1 843-849-3114