I am Peter III, Emperor of the Hexagon of the Goose Kingdom

Chapter 151 Foreign Newspaper Pricing, Planning Intellectual Property Rights

Frederick and Teresa can adapt whatever they want. If they personally read it, they can do whatever they want, but if it spreads, it involves intellectual property rights.

The most important thing about intellectual property is economic income!

The dissemination of "Pie Love" and subsequent works abroad is an important part of Peter's income generation, and he must not be stuck here.

"Call Ekaterina, Lomonosov, and Ivanovitch."

Milkowski remained his bodyguard and bodyguard, and the herald had others.

The herald flew away.

The Moscow News where Ekaterina belongs is now working in the palace. Lomonosov and Andernov are also working in a palace in the palace for the convenience of His Majesty's inquiries. All the materials they need are piled up in the That palace looks like a sea of ​​books at first glance.

But the fastest to come was Ivanovic.

"His Majesty."

Ivanovic saluted Peter, pleased with Ivanovic Peter.

Golitsyn died in an accident, and there was no need to clash with the nobles.

Thinking of Golitsyn, Peter thought of the wonderful taste of the Duchess, and shook his head.

He didn't let Ivanovic sit because his question was simple.

Peter said:
"Do you have news of Diderot and Voltaire in your information?"

Ivanovic froze for a moment before hesitating:
"Your Majesty, aren't the two you are talking about high-level national officials?"

The high level of the ghost country, from his words, knows that Ivanovic does not know, Peter said:

"They are not high-level officials of the country, but two famous writers. You send someone to inquire and tell me the details. Go."

"Yes."

Not seeing that His Majesty was dissatisfied with him, Ivanovic retreated after saluting.

Afterwards, Ekaterina and Lomonosov arrived successively.

Peter first asked Lomonosov about the progress of improving the Russian language, and Lomonosov replied:
"Your Majesty, it will take about half a year."

Peter nodded. Although Andernov was there to help, the time was short beyond his expectations. After all, this was a major project involving the entire Russian language system.

Peter encouraged Lomonosov, and the former teacher immediately expressed his deep gratitude.

Peter then said:
"Have you been in touch with Voltaire, Diderot?"

Peter felt that although Lomonosov was a member of the scientific community, he should understand the difference between arts and sciences at most.

Lomonosov said:

"Your Majesty, I know these two, and I have no specific contact with them, but I know a little bit."

"Tell me."

Peter became interested.

Lomonosov said:

"Your Majesty, I know very little. It seems that Diderot seems to be in a difficult life now. Voltaire seems to be unemployed, but there are frequent correspondences in his resting place, and Voltaire's influence is greater... "

The news that Lomonosov said was fragmentary, and some of it was a few years ago. It was not very helpful to Peter, but he still nodded and asked Lomonosov if he had any other needs. Just let him go down.

After Lomonosov left, Peter asked Ekaterina:
"How's the issue of foreign newspapers lately?"

Ekaterina's face was flushed, it was healthy and full of vitality, and she was obviously full of enthusiasm for the current career.

She shyly glanced at the closed meeting room door, and His Majesty took her into his arms, and they kissed passionately, and His Majesty caressed her legs.

Ekaterina said:

"Your Majesty, very good, now we have established strongholds in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Poland-Lithuania, Austria, Saxony, and Prussia, but the news from France has not yet come, it is too far away, and the British have not yet arrived. "

Peter nodded:
"How are the sales going?"

Speaking of this, Ekaterina became excited, and she said mysteriously:
"Your Majesty, guess how much we charge for a newspaper?"

Peter smiled and said, "How much?"

Ekaterina said triumphantly: "Converted into our currency, the amount of a newspaper."

Catherine held out two fingers.

Peter smiled and said, "Two rubles."

Ekaterina pouted:
"Your Majesty is really powerful, you can guess it right away."

Peter smiled and shook his head:

"It's too low, add eighteen rubles."

Ekaterina was stunned for a while, and said with a look of surprise:

"If it's so expensive, will anyone buy it?"

Peter said lightly:

"There are not many who are literate. They will be sold to the nobles first. The nobles are not short of money. If the price is too low, they will not be able to enter the nobles' door. We have only one copy of the content, and this will be a royal newspaper for the outside world. The style cannot be low."

"You can sell outdated newspapers to ordinary citizens at a discount, but first-hand newspapers will always belong to nobles."

"In addition, you can send people to ask the monarchs of various countries to write inscriptions on the complete "Pie Eyre" sent to them, and use these words in prominent places in the newspaper, which can increase sales."

"Look at this secret letter from Austria."

Peter gave the secret letter to Ekaterina.

When Ekaterina saw Teresa deleted the crazy wife in Peter's love, she couldn't help but froze for a moment.

Peter said:
"Austria is a Catholic country. Where this religion dominates, the content of the series should be changed appropriately. The crazy wife can be deleted according to Teresa's situation."

Peter didn’t show Ekaterina Frederick’s. Frederick changed Peter to him and Sofia to Teresa. If he followed suit, wouldn’t he offend Teresa?

He was not interested in catering to Frederick's bad taste.

Ekaterina's eyes sparkled at His Majesty's idea, with a look of admiration, she immediately nodded unconditionally and said:
"Okay, Your Majesty, I will do as you ordered immediately!"

Then Ekaterina glanced at the door of the conference room again. No one dared to come in without His Majesty's order. Her eyes were watery, and she slid down shyly.

After leaving the meeting room, Peter went to the Privy Council in person and met with Bestutev.

He handed the letter from Frederick and Teresa to Bestutev:

"You figure out how to get several countries to agree to intellectual property rights, and that's up to you."

Bestutev was taken aback for a moment and said:

"Your Majesty, what is intellectual property?"

Peter explained it to him, and Bestutev instantly realized the role of it. Now he has noticed that the Moscow News is selling well in China, all because of the serialization of "Pie Eyre". Apologizing to Peter:
"Your Majesty, please forgive me for ignoring the difference between foreign countries and our situation."

Peter waved his hand and said:

"It doesn't matter, do the same thing, and solve the problem when you encounter problems."

After Peter left the Privy Council, Bestutev immediately summoned envoys from various countries. At the meeting, he first expressed his pertinent opinions on the revision of Peter Eyre by Queen Theresa of Austria, and then expressed His Majesty's admiration for Frederick.

Afterwards, some national tabloids edited and published the content without authorization, so that this kind of thing reached His Majesty's ears, which made His Majesty furious and scolded him severely.

This kind of thing is completely non-existent now, but Bestutev doesn't mind telling it in advance.

"This kind of thing will seriously affect the relationship between the two countries. You should pay attention to what is important and what is not. "Pie Love" is the painstaking effort of His Majesty, and His Majesty is very concerned that his hard work will not be tarnished, so I hope you will repay your monarch , to state that this is a trivial matter for our country, but a major matter for His Majesty himself, so that it will be convenient for you to continue your work."

The envoys thought it was a big deal for Bestutev to call them here, but this is the end?

They also saw the hot sale of the Moscow News, but they also saw that the word count of Peter Ai was less than 50 words. Although it was a masterpiece, according to the current publishing speed, it would be gone in more than 20 days.

It seems that it is the same as the previous rumors about the Russian emperor, and now there is another nonsense.

Naturally, they did not mean to oppose the emperor, and expressed their willingness to convey this wish to their monarch.

Bestutev did not immediately mention the matter of intellectual property rights, because His Majesty told him later that this kind of matter must be promoted by another person.

(End of this chapter)