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David Wilkinson

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Director of Television with @Impact_Partner. Former sports anchor of 10 years (last stop @11AliveNews) ATLien
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Soft Focus

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By David Wilkinson, Cedric Lam, Petteri Häkkänen
| Eversheds Sutherland
Global Global Global Welcome to the May 2026 edition of Soft Focus, our international quarterly newsletter designed to keep you informed of the most significant legal developments in the exciting world of soft intellectual property rights.
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KUNSTIARVUSTUS ⟩ "Service, bitte!" ehk Mis siis, kui kohtad kunsti baaris, mitte galeriis?

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By David Wilkinson
| Parnu Postimees Verified
Kunst sünnib kunstniku ja vaataja vahelises vestluses. Oluline pole ainult see, mida öeldakse, vaid ka see, kus seda tehakse. Just kontekst annab teosele jõu, muudab kunstniku pingutuse tähenduslikuks ja vaataja tähelepanu väärtuslikuks. Wunderbaari ja Merimaa koostöö toimib selles mõttes suurepäraselt. Noorena on baaris, hotellis ja restoranis töötamine paljudele elu loomulik osa.
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Wichita State students planted wishes in a time capsule. Will we listen? | Opinion

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By David Wilkinson
| Wichita Eagle Verified
WSU student leaders put a message of hope — and a warning — into a time capsule for the class of 2095. It’s worth reading in 2026. In the spring of 1996, as Wichita State University prepared to celebrate its centennial, a group of student leaders did something rare: They wrote a message not to their peers, not to their successors, but to students 100 years in the future. I was honored to author that resolution, passed by the Student Senate and placed in the university’s time capsule.
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