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China IP Weekly Issue 122

March,15th, 2012

·China steps up anti-piracy fight: IPR cases in court up 38%

Beijing--China’s top judge, Wang Shengjun told the country’s annual legislature, the National People’s Congress, that last year 66,000 intellectual property rights cases went to litigation, up 38% over 2010... More

·Web video leaders in surprise marriage

Increasing competition in China’s online video market has pushed the two biggest players to a merger that will create the largest company in the industry... More

·Bookstores fight back with novel business ideas

Private brick-and-mortar bookstores are exploring feasible business innovations in order to survive harsh competition from their online counterparts... More

·New iPad to go on sale Friday: Apple

·U.S. Patent and Trademark Office working to streamline its processes

·Registered trademarks totaling 87,800 in Anhui

·Record number of international trademark applications filed in 2011

·China to help TCM extend global reach

·Online retailers go head-to-head (digital copyright)

·2011 Patent Analysis and Early Warning Project Seminar held in Beijing

·China Telecom takes bite of Apple

·Increasing IPR cases ’a result of awareness’

·CPPCC Deputy: IPR on copyrighted music needed legislative protection

· Looking forward to More Exchanges on IP Protection— An Interview with Tom Duke, the First UK IP Attaché to China Issue 47, By Monica Zhang, Snow Li, China IP,[Comprehensive Reports]

On December 8th, 2011, the first UK-China IP Symposium was held in London. At the Symposium, Baroness Wilcox, UK Minister for Intellectual Property,...More

·A Good Combination of IP and Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Issue 47, By Patrick J. Coyne, Partner of Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP,[Patent]

The America Invents Act (“Act”) is the most sweeping revision of U.S. patent law in 60 years and changes the patent system in several important ways. Overall, it will strengthen the patent system by making it easier to challenge weak patents and by simplifying enforcement proceedings through four basic changes... More

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