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Tag Archives: IPR
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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Is ad-blocking illegal? Coral QQ author arrested
Soff (aka Chen Shoufu 陈寿福), architect of Coral QQ (珊瑚虫) is arrested. Did Tencent pay off the cops?
Posted in Intellectual Property
Tagged courts, IPR, Keso, QQ, Tencent, William Long
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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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New adventures in book piracy
Hanwang (汉王) offers a scanning pen (e摘客).
Posted in Books, Intellectual Property
Tagged books, IPR, technology
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Does copyright law hinder innovation?
Rebecca MacKinnon reports on a panel discussion on copyright law.
Posted in Intellectual Property, IP and Law
Tagged Charles Mok, copyrights, IPR, Isaac Mao, Rebecca MacKinnon, Titan Deng Chieh
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Republishing: protected by Chinese law?
Ever since the launch of Beijing News in November 2003, TOM.com has been quietly re-publishing their news reports.
Posted in Intellectual Property, Internet, IP and Law, Newspapers
Tagged ESWN, IPR, The Beijing News, TOM
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The paradox of IPR infringement in China
China Daily Online reproduces articles translated by ESWN and Danwei. The site notes the original source but fails to credit the translators.
Posted in IP and Law
Tagged China Daily, IPR, plagiarism
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Tianya blogger hunts down reprint payments from newspapers
A Chinese blogger tries to get payment from newspapers that reprinted a blog post.
Posted in Intellectual Property, Internet, Newspapers
Tagged blogs, copyrights, Guerlangwa, IPR
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Insulting the Monkey King
A Japanese adaptation of the Journey to the West has Chinese netizens and filmographers angry over its unfaithfulness to the book; a blogger comments that JttW may have inspired Tolkien.
Posted in Intellectual Property, TV
Tagged @classic, IPR, Journey to the West, Monkey King, SARFT, The Beijing News
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The benefits of piracy
by Kaiser Kuo
Piracy as a window on the western world.
Posted in Books, Film, Intellectual Property, IP and Law, Music, TV
Tagged IPR, Kaiser Kuo, music, piracy, sawgash
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by Kaiser Kuo
by Kaiser Kuo