China's Top Court Vows to Step up IPR Protection--the 352th Issue-China Intellectual Property Magazine

China's Top Court Vows to Step up IPR Protection--the 352th Issue

Hot Topics

·China’s Top Court Vows to Step up IPR Protection

On Feb. 28, China’s top court pledged to increase efforts to tackle intellectual property rights infringements... More

·Ministry of Justice Releases the 2nd Batch of Guiding Cases on Notarization

Recently, the Ministry of Justice released the second batch of guiding cases on notarization (No.4-6)... More

·Guangdong’s Invention Patents Top China

South China’s Guangdong province has topped the country in the number of valid invention patents... More

News in Brief

· China Shuts Down 3,908 Websites in Piracy Crackdown

· China Moves on Trial Reform of IPR Cases

· China Leads Patent Applications Worldwide

· The 3rd BRICS Intellectual Property Examiner Training Seminar Closes in Beijing

· Judges Trained For Global IP Cases

· NCAC Promoted Copyright Cooperation Between Tencent Music and Netease Cloud Music

· Huawei to Spend $4.2b in Britain

· China Debuts in Top Five in Housing U.S. Patents

·Trademark Reform Promoting Meeting Organized by Trademark Office Ends Smoothly

· S.Korea Posts 2nd-lowest Intellectual Property Deficit in 2017

China IP Articles

·Constantly Making Breakthroughs with Determination and Faith — Interview with Liang Xiumin
Issue 82, By Nina Tian, China IP, [Comprehensive Reports]

"The orientation which we face instead of the location where we stand is more important in our... More

·Interview with Prof Dr Habip Asan, president of TURKPATENT
Issue 82, By Catherine Lee, China IP,[Comprehensive Reports]

On December 7, the BIP ASIA Forum was held in Hong Kong, with the attendance of Prof Dr Habip Asan, president... More

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