the 123rd Issue:Trans Pacific Partnership: The Next Attempt at Internet Regulation-China Intellectual Property Magazine

China IP Weekly Issue 123

March,22th, 2012

·Trans Pacific Partnership: The Next Attempt at Internet Regulation

Negotiations began in Melbourne, Australia earlier this month for the eleventh round of the TransPacific Partnership (TPP). The TPP is the latest attempt to integrate world economies and strengthen the regulatory framework of international trade... More

·App Store has pirated e-books: Writers (Copyright)

Chinese writers are targeting Apple’s App Store, saying it is infringing on their copyrights by offering pirated e-book versions of their work... More

·Brands target online markets

Following the end of a one-month online trial, the New York-based fashion house Coach is expected to start its own e-commerce operations in China... More

·IP overhaul to provide certainty for innovators, Government claims

·Who should pay for online infringement?

·Landon IP Awarded USPTO Contract to Perform PCT Searches (Again!)

·Trademark row over Nordic model

·Intellectual property reform passes House of Reps

·Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region adds 71 famous trademarks

·Italians move against false brands (Trademark)

·Fish & Richardson Receives Top "Band 1" 2012 U.S. Rankings for Intellectual Property and International Trade From Chambers Gl

·NPC Deputy: Local protectionism baffles trans-provincial patent protection

·ICH protection training starts multi-lateral cooperation era

·Taobao handled 63.2 mln pieces of infringing information on its website

· The Legal Protection of Trade Secrets in China Issue 47, By Research Group of China IP,[Trade Secrets]

According to statistics by the Shanghai Higher People’s Court, less than 2% out of all intellectual property cases in the past three years were about trade secrets, of which 30% reached conclusions,...More

·The EIT Project: A Relay Race of Technical Patent Exchange Issue 47, By Kevin Nie, China IP,[Patent]

In China, it has always been a major problem to work and commercialize the patent technologies, and particularly so for universities and research institutions. The problem is worse, when a military college is involved... More

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