the 124th Issue: Trademark squatting in China doesn’t sit well with U.S. retailers-China Intellectual Property Magazine

China IP Weekly Issue 124

March,29th, 2012

·Trademark squatting in China doesn’t sit well with U.S. retailers

The Kardashian sisters don’t sell their clothing and perfume in China, and you can’t buy authentic J. Crew khakis here... More

·WIPO: Innovation, creativity and development go hand in hand

Innovation is the space between a problem and its solution. A balanced intellectual property (IP) system plays a vital role in that space. Working with its 185 member states, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) supports global investment in knowledge creation through the development of a robust and sustainable IP system... More

·Applications on agricultural new plant varieties amounted to 9,016

As of the end of 2011, applications and grants on agricultural new plant varieties had amounted to 9,016 and 3,713 respectively... More

·China to boost intellectual property rights

·Video industry hampered by lagged copyright authorizing system

·Hunan makes deployment for IPR publicity week

·Tim Cook’s surprise visit shows nation at core of Apple strategy

·Authorities step up anti-piracy drive

·2012 Shanxi Science and Technology Working Meeting held

·Workshop on IPR protection at e-commerce platforms kicks off in Beijing

·Hollywood studios body inks IPR deal with Tollywood

·Arnold J rules in Formula 1 intellectual property dispute

·Pay-per-view: ’Future’ for video sites (online video copyright)

· A Model Enterprise in Trade Secret Protection Issue 47, By Jody Lu, China IP,[Trade Secrets]

At a new product launching ceremony held in Beijing in October, 2009, Yulong Computer Telecommunication Scientific Co., Ltd. (“Yulong”) was surprised to find that its competitor Coship Electronics Co., Ltd...More

·Infrastructural Expectation of Trade Secret Protection Issue 47, By Jody Lu, China IP,[Trade Secrets]

The 2007 elaborate interpretational definition of trade secrets by the 2007 Supreme People’s Court’s Interpretation on Certain Issues Relating to Application of Law Concerning Civil Trials of Unfair Competition Cases has proven inadequate to compensate legislative retardation and incomprehensiveness... More

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