the 153rd Issue: Tech Advances Give Museums Wow Factor-China Intellectual Property Magazine

The head of China’s top scientific think tank on Monday urged the country to seize opportunities presented in the world’s new round of technological revolution.
Bai Chunli, president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), said during an interview with Xinhua that while facing the new round of science and technology revolution, developed countries and emerging ones stand at the same starting line."... More

·Tech Advances Give Museums Wow Factor

China’s museums will be getting some bling as they upgrade with many cutting-edge technologies.
A tour of the recent 2012 Museums and Relevant Products and Technologies Expo offers a chance to see some of the industry’s future, including digital museums and high-tech repair and security apparatus... More

News in Brief

· Zhongguancun and HK science parks sign deal

· Youku signs deal to bring 300 Sony films online

·Half of Guizhou Famous Trademarks granted to Guiyang

· Domestic Invention Patent Filings Soar in the First Three Quarters

· Zhejiang: Inventions by Fisherman

· Guangdong: IP Assistance at Fair

· Hubei: Pirated Books Seized

· Jiangsu: Trademark Association Formed

· Shanghai Court Legally Protects Foreign Enterprises’ Name and Trademarks

· China’s Quality Regulator Combats Fake Products

· BIP Asia - A Must-not-Miss Regional Anchor IP Event

China IP Articles

· Intellectual property battles between JDB and GPC Issue 51, By Doris Li, China IP Magazine,[Trademark]

It was a farewell ceremony which delighted many but upset one. After years of conflicts, Guangzhou Pharmaceutical Holdings Ltd. (GPC) finally got rid of the Hong Kong Jiaduobao Group (JDB). From the moment the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) declared its arbitration decision,... More

· Latest publication of the report of "The economic contribution of copyright-based industries in China" (2007-2009) Issue 51，by Kevin Nie, China IP Magazine,[Copyright]

Following the 2010 first publication of the Report of "The Economic Contribution of the Copyright-Based Industries in China (2004-2006)," the National Copyright Administration of the People’s Republic of China (NCAC) again published the update of 2007-2009 on June 22nd of this year during the Diplomatic Conference on the Protection of Audiovisual Performance... More