Tag Archives: fairs and exhibitions

Canton Fair Tries To Become More Fair In IPR Protection, Problems Remain

Posted on September 29, 2011 by Dr. Danny Friedmann

By Michiel Tjoe-Awie Canton Fair is the biggest show on earth. It shows more kinds of products then one can think off and is also known as “The” China Import and Export Fair. But for many manufacturers the fair comes … Continue reading →

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EU Experience and Practice Must Show China The Way Concerning IPR Protection At Exhibitions

Posted on January 5, 2009 by Dr. Danny Friedmann

It is crucial for companies to showcase their new products to the world at trade fairs and exhibitions. Hower, these places welcome potential customers but also IPR infringers. To make the bonafide exhibitors less vulnerable to IPR infringements and deal … Continue reading →

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Canton Fair Bans IP Infringers For Up to 4 Times, Camera Phones Make IP Infringement Too Easy

Posted on October 17, 2007 by Dr. Danny Friedmann

Many intellectual property owners have a dilemma. They have a product they want the world to show their product, but they don’t want the world to copy it. This problem is especially urgent at fairs and exhibitions. Zhan Lisheng and … Continue reading →

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Exemplary Patent Enforcement Case At National Hardware Show Las Vegas

Posted on January 2, 2007 by Dr. Danny Friedmann

Lisa Eckelbecker of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette wrote a very informative article about the way Diamond Machining Technology (DMT), Inc. of Marlboro, Massachusetts, USA, is enforcing its intellectual property rights. DMT’s approach is a good example of a small … Continue reading →

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