the 138th Issue: New iPad 'will not fare well' on mainland-China Intellectual Property Magazine

China IP Weekly Issue 138

July, 12th, 2012

· New iPad ’will not fare well’ on mainland

Apple Inc has announced it will release the new model of its iPad on July 20, but the launch could be greeted with indifference in the Chinese mainland market, which has been forced to wait for the new tablet that was rolled out to the rest of world several months ago... More

· A record tailspin in music industry

Producers struggling as they face challenges of piracy, ’unfair’ revenue distribution

In January, Song Ke, arguably the most popular music producer in China, announced he was quitting the business to run a roast duck restaurant. Five months later, he made an equally surprising return.

· IPR concerns survival and development of software industry

Software industry is knowledge-incentive industry and intellectual property rights (IPR) is its soul. However, today’s IPR protection can not meet the need of the industry... More

· Blogger takes on Baidu in piracy battle

· China marks 20th anniversary of hi-tech park program

· Chinese President: optimize innovation environment enhance IPR creation, use, protection and management

· 88 national hi-tech zones gained 29,000 invention patent grants

· China calls for sci-tech innovation

· Apple looks ahead as storm blows over

· Chinese patent documentation listed in PCT minimum documentation

· Sino-Russian ’patent highway

· New UN Human Rights Council Resolution On Internet Rights

· WIPO Announces 2012 Global Innovation Index

· 2011 Top 10 IP Cases in China’s Software Industry Issue 49, By Research Group of China IP,[Comprehensive Reports]

1.Key points: cooperation on online games, high compensation

Korea Company Claimed Three Million Yuan for Infringement upon Its Game Cabal Online ...

· Sotheby’s fights for its brand in mainland China Issue 49 By Jessie Chen, China IP,[Trademark]

Auction is a special type of commodity transaction in the human society. It first appeared in ancient Rome, and became an industry in Europe in the 17th and 18th century. After hundreds of years of development with the market economy, the ancient but burgeoning industry is spreading its unique charm around the globe...

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