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- Discussion on a Few Practical Issues in Judicial Protection of Internet Copyright (Part I)
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The way of information dissemination has been, and will be continuously changed by the rapidly developing Internet technology and the ever newer modes of network operation.
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- Lafite Wins IP Suit in China
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- Awareness Raising Should Be a More Continuous Effort
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The European Chamber puts special work groups in charge of the specific affairs on IP issues, as IP issues have always been of core concern of EUCCC and topics arousing continuous discussions.
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- Patent Examination to Safeguard Food and Health Products—Suggestions on patent examination under Article 5 of the Patent Law
- The severity of the scandals shocked everyone within and beyond China.If the patent approvers work properly to screen off unhealthy food products from patent, they can avoid the bad consequences.
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- Document 4’s Favorable Policies for Software and Integrated Circuit
- The State Council’s Several Policies on Further Encouraging the Development of Software and Integrated Circuit Industries, is a continuation and substitution of the previous Document 18.
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- Industry Associations’ Role in Implementing IP Policy
- In terms of policy implementation, it states that industry associations should give full play to their advantages in resources, promote the software IP protection and resist all IPR violations.
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- Document 4 to Continue Boosting the Software Industry
- Many enterprises are expecting a bigger leap forward for the software and IC industry from the implementing of the “New Document 18”.
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- Document 4: A Policy Interpretation
- Together with the accompanying preferential policies and measures, Document 18 has played a key role in promoting the software and IC industry.
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- Document 4 Docks Document 18— A Retrospect and expectations of the policies promoting the software and IC Industry
- Document 4, also known as the “New Document 18”, continues and supersedes a Basket of Measures to Boost the Software and IC Industry,which was issued in 2000 and expired last year.
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- Views on the Microsoft v. i4i case
- The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously upheld that a defendant seeking to overcome the presumption of validity of an issued US patent has to prove its invalidity by clear and convincing evidence.
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- Nortel’s Patents Sold For $4.5 Billion
- In an unprecedented move, on June 30, 2011, a group of global companies including Apple and Microsoft paid $4.5 billion for the entire patent portfolio of the bankrupted Nortel Networks.