• New
  

  China is Protecting Intellectual Property

  China is always criticized for weak protection of intellectual property, but the reality is not as bad as people thought.

  Patent

  By Kevin Nie, C...

  Issue 36

  2010/06/21

• New Patent Law: Is the Wolf Coming?

  China’s new Patent Law, coming into effect on October 1, 2009, has been in force for nearly six months.

  Patent

  By Doris Li, Ch...

  Issue 36

  2010/06/17

• Voices from the Corporate Sector

  Comprehensive R...

  By Zhou Yi, Chi...

  Issue 36

  2010/06/12

• Infringement and Protection: Unchanged Topic of Copyright at “Two Sessions”

  Comprehensive R...

  By Kevin Nie, C...

  Issue 36

  2010/06/12

• New
  

  Focus: IP Topics on “The Two Sessions”

  Comprehensive R...

  By Kevin Nie,Zh...

  Issue 36

  2010/06/12

• Difficulty in Linking Administrative Enforcement and Judicial Protection of Copyright

  Right holders called louder for criminal justice on copyright theft.

  Copyright

  By Kevin Nie, C...

  Issue 36

  2010/06/12

• Learn From Patent Success of Generic Drugs in the United States

  Patent

  By Jody Lu, Chi...

  Issue 35

  2010/05/11

• Intellectual Property Lurking Behind the Growth Enterprise Market

  GEM favors the two “highs” and the six “novelties”.

  Patent

  Anne Zhang, Chi...

  Issue 35

  2010/04/27

• BT Sites Shut Down – Is Piracy Blocked or Circulated

  BT's shutdown is not the only measure to crack down on piracies and to safeguard copyright owners' interest.

  Patent

  Sara Yan, China...

  Issue 35

  2010/04/22

• New
  

  Watered-down Administration of Trademark Agency

  “Trademark agents refer to the practicing staff in trademark agency organizations,” ...

  Trademark

  By Zhou Yi, Chi...

  Issue 34

  2010/01/19