Tag Archives: IP infringements

New Draft: Domain Name System bureaus must care about censorship, not so much IP infringements

Rogier Creemers posted a translated revision draft (undated) of the Internet Domain Name Management Rules of which the Ministry of  Industry and Information Technology is seeking opinions. The rules give a definition of domain name, referring to a “digital indicator that is … Continue reading

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This Is How An Australian Company Undercut A Chinese Counterfeiter on Price in Africa

I have written a few times jestingly that companies should be happy when their intellectual property rights are infringed by Chinese companies. Because, if they don’t one cannot easily sue them any longer but one has to compete with them … Continue reading

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Glass Is Half Full In Regard To IPR Infringements In China, … Is It Really?

According to Reuters Vice Minister of Commerce Jiang Zengwei either showed his sense for the rather British form of humour the understatement or he is a die-hard optimist. In the very same year when 85 percent of all counterfeit goods seized … Continue reading

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USITC: “China’s IP and Indigenous Innovation Cost U.S. 48,2 billion dollar”

Photo Danny Friedmann“Maybe we need more resources for IP enforcement?” The U.S. International Trade Commission report (ITC), commissioned by the U.S. Senate has been published. The title of the ITC report is: China: Effects of Intellectual Property Infringement and Indigenous Innovation Policies on the U.S. Economy. One … Continue reading

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