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Author Archives: maya
Rift in Sino-US intellectual property dialogue blamed on WTO case
On Monday, China prevented the World Trade Organization (WTO) from establishing an expert panel to arbitrate the intellectual property (IPR) case filed in April by the US.
Posted in Intellectual Property, Law, Publishing
Tagged IPR, US, WTO
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172 million Internet users in China
Up and up and up At the Seventh China Hi-Tech Trade Fair, held recently in Shenzhen, Ministry of Information Vice-Minister Lou Qinjian announced that, as of September 2007, China had 172 million Internet users. This figure represents a 10 million … Continue reading
Posted in China Information, Internet, Media, Media regulation, Net Nanny Follies
Tagged china netizens internet population user 172 million
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Property for the masses
Income from property supported by the CPC? What does it all mean?
Posted in Law, Real Estate
Tagged 17th Party Congress, law, property rights
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WTO suit brews; China establishes patent centers
As a non-adversarial approach to IPR enforcement that transforms the Chinese from “bad guys” into stakeholders, these in-house patent resource centers seem promising.
Posted in Business, China and foreign relations, Intellectual Property, IP and Law, Law, Recently on Danwei
Tagged foreign relations, IPR, law, WTO
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Porn crackdown targets online fiction
Coinciding with a Wired magazine article hailing China’s burgeoning market for online novels, China announced a crackdown on obscene online fiction. The dragnet has already snared 348 websites, accused of publishing “disgusting” written content that could “easily poison the minds … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Internet, Law, Publishing, Sexuality, Trends and Buzz
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US vs. China: pointless IPR-related WTO suit drags on
IPR at the WTO from China Business Times (中华工商时报).
Posted in Business, China and foreign relations, Intellectual Property, IP and Law, Law
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Breast feeding plummets; baby formula ads blamed
China’s Consumer Association recently issued a report on the market for infant formula in 30 Chinese cities. It found only a low percentage of moms who were exclusively feeding their newborns breast milk in the first 6 months. Nearly a … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Health care and pharmaceuticals, Law, Media and Advertising, Trends and Buzz
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Limited IPR relief for Nike, Adidas and Hollywood studios
Movie title or next step on IPR enforcement? The past two weeks have seen an interesting assortment of IPR developments. In a fresh installment of what seems to be the never-ending saga of the Silk Street market, enforcement authorities raided … Continue reading
Posted in Beijing, Business, Intellectual Property, IP and Law, Law
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The Internet hasn’t changed Chinese people’s lives?
China Business News (第一财经日报) on CNNIC’s 20th State of the Chinese Internet Development Statistical Report (第20次中国互联网络发展状况统计报告)
Posted in Internet, Recently on Danwei, Trends and Buzz
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Stock cheat’s blog leads to calls for Internet regulation
Wang Xiujie, known online as ‘Pioneer Eldest Brother 777’ (带头大哥 777), is suspected of having used the Internet to provide illegal investment services
Posted in Blogs, Business, Business and Finance, Internet, Law
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