Gan Shaoning, deputy director of the State Intellectual Property Office of China, has disclosed to local media that SIPO will provide two methods for intellectual property protection of the World Expo 2010.
According to Gan, the first relief channel is judiciary relief, that is, to protect the intellectual property rights of the World Expo through civil [...]
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SIPO Takes Special Measures For World Expo Intellectual Property Protection
Posted by ChinaTechNews.com Editor on May 3rd, 2010
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Tags: copyright, Gan Shaoning, GAPP, General Administration of Press and Publication, intellectual property right, IPR, Law & Policy, National Copyright Administration, SAIC, Shanghai World Expo, SIPO, State Administration for Industry and Commerce, State Intellectual Property Office, trademark 
No Comments »Intellectual Property Rights Get Boost In China
Posted by ChinaTechNews.com Editor on April 14th, 2010
China’s National Office Against Pornography and Illegal Publication, the General Administration of Press and Publication, the National Copyright Administration of China and China Central Television have jointly initiated the 2010 Green Bookmark intellectual property rights initiative in Beijing.
It is reported that the initiative will be carried out from April 12 to April 30, 2010, when [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Business, CCTV, China Central Television, copyright, GAPP, General Administration of Press and Publication, Green Bookmark, intellectual property right, IPR, Law & Policy, National Copyright Administration, National Working Group of Eliminating Pornography and Illegal Publications, sex, trademark No Comments »Founder To Promote Copyright Pricing Standards For E-books In China
Posted by ChinaTechNews.com Editor on March 16th, 2010
According to Fang Zhonghua, senior vice president of Founder Group, the company is currently promoting the establishment of the format standards and the copyright pricing standards for Chinese e-books.
Fang told local Chinese media that without genuine content and by only relying on the model of selling equipment and downloading pirated contents will finally lead to [...]
Posted in 3G, Mobile Tags: author, copyright, e-book, e-reader, Fang Zhonghua, Founder, Gadgets & Electronics, intellectual property right, IPR, Pricing, standard, Telecom & Wireless, trademark, WeFound, Wireless No Comments »Bill In UK May Disallow Public Wi-Fi
Posted by Devin Coldewey on February 27th, 2010
Good luck sorting this one out, short-sighted lawmakers. An upcoming piece of major legislation in the UK, called the Digital Economy Bill, would essentially force all public wi-fi points offline by requiring impossibly high levels of copyright protection by libraries and small businesses. The bill, which bears some similarity to the controversial DMCA here in the US, is ostensibly aimed at providing copyright holders the means of controlling their content online.
But while an ISP may detect a violation by one of its subscribers and send a nastygram to the appropriate party, it’s difficult to do that when your “subscriber” is a pub or café that offers free wi-fi to customers. If someone buys a cup of coffee, downloads a few songs, and then leaves and never returns, who is at fault? According to the Digital Economy Bill, the café.
Chinese Internet Video Rivals Join Forces On Copyright Issues
Posted by ChinaTechNews.com Editor on February 4th, 2010
According to local media reports, rival Chinese video websites Youku.com and Tudou.com have formed anmore….
Posted in Internet Tags: Baidu, CCTV, CCTV.com, copyright, Gu Yongqiang, Internet advertising, Internet video, IPR, Law & Policy, Online advertising, online video, search engine, Tudou, Wang Wei, Youku No Comments »
