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IP Law Week Lecture "Intellectual Property and the 'New' China …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Wednesday, March 17th 2010   
17
Mar

IP Law Week Lecture “Intellectual Property and the ‘New’ China “. Event Date: March 16, 2010. Featuring Professor Xuan-Thao Nguyen Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law Tuesday, March 16, 2010 12:30-2:00 PM Moot Court Room …

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Dr. Michelson Supports Patent Reform – Patent Law Blog (Patently-O)

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Wednesday, March 17th 2010   
17
Mar

Um, did those 19 typists then move to China so they could start making word processors? Every day it becomes clearer that the interests of neither corporations or patent holders coincide with the interests of the American public. …

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KluwerManualIP: Document

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Monday, March 15th 2010   
15
Mar

The website of the Chinese Patent Office announced that revised Patent Examination Guideline was approved on 21 January 2010, the same day that the Implementing Regulations of the Patent Law entered into force. …

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Neowin.net – Google is trying to lock in a deal with China

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Monday, March 15th 2010   
15
Mar

The only laws that matter is the law of the nation you are in. The same is true for patents buddy. There is NO such thing as an International Patent . Patents are recognized in the country they are granted. So a US patent only means …

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IP Law Week 3-day Lunch Symposium on Google v. China | William S …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Friday, March 12th 2010   
12
Mar

IP Law Week 3-day Lunch Symposium on Google v. China . Event Date: March 16, 2010. Intellectual Property Law Week China vs. Google: The Clash of Titans Featuring Professor Zuan-Thao Nguyen, Professor Robert Gomulkiewicz, and Fellow …

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China Mobile investing $5.8B in Chinese bank | Checking Together

Posted by admin in Friday, March 12th 2010   
12
Mar

Facebook’s “news feed” patent is a classic example of why the very idea of software patents is controversial. But is patent law’s “novelty” req… China Mobile to Buy $5.9 Billion Pudong Bank Stake, Guotai Says …

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China, India like US Patent Reform — Mises Economics Blog

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Tuesday, March 9th 2010   
9
Mar

The pending reform of US patent law that has “inventors” and the IP bar all upset (even though it only makes modest changes to the law) is welcome by India and China , at least. See, e.g., this Indian newspaper article arguing that the …

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Patent Reform is a Patent Giveaway | The Jacksonville Observer

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Tuesday, March 9th 2010   
9
Mar

The Chinese government has issued a catalog of products that are subject to this obnoxious rule, and the list is expected to be expanded soon to other industries. China’s “indigenous innovation” rule will exclude many major U.S. firms from the Chinese market or require … The big corporations, however, have the lobbyists and the lawyers, and they are breathing hard on Congress to change our patent law to make it easier to challenge the patents granted to small inventors. …

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Sompost.com – Hot News » Blog Archive » Patent Reform Is A Patent …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Sunday, March 7th 2010   
7
Mar

The Chinese government has issued a catalog of products that are subject to this obnoxious rule, and the list is expected to be expanded soon to other industries. China’s “indigenous innovation” rule will exclude many major U.S. firms from the Chinese market or require … The big corporations, however, have the lobbyists and the lawyers, and they are breathing hard on Congress to change our patent law to make it easier to challenge the patents granted to small inventors. …

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sightly inc.: The Chinese Finger Trap

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Sunday, March 7th 2010   
7
Mar

Plaintiffs try to use “theft” to inject a moral element into patent suits, but there is no substantive moral element in patent law . The point of a patent is to grant a monopoly in exchange for public disclosure, and patentees want …

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IP Dragon 知識產權龍: China's New Article 4 Copyright Law …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Thursday, March 4th 2010   
4
Mar

Danny Friedmann 龍知權, consultant and author provides professional advice, reports and publications to law firms, companies, IPR holders’ organisations and governments. Doing a PhD at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. …

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MM Patent Law Blog: Fairchild Semiconductor Files Patent Lawsuit …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Thursday, March 4th 2010   
4
Mar

It is interesting to see that Fairchild is moving its IP battle with Power Integrations from the United States to China . Because Power Integrations has been winning cases against Fairchild and its subsidiaries, this move does not really …

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