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- Patent Auctions: An Innovative Practice of Technical Trading Patterns
- On December 16, 2010, after four months of intense preparation, the first patent auction by the Institute of Computing Technology of Chinese Academy of Sciences was held on the trading floor of CTEX.
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- Patent auctions: A New Market for Technology Transfer
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Unlike traditional means of technology transfer, patent auction is characterized by a broader coverage, higher transparency and public bidding.
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- Enforcement is the Absolute Solution of IP Infringement—An Interview with John Alty, CEO and Comptroller General of UKIPO
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On March 2, 2011, John Alty took his first visit to China as CEO of the UK Intellectual Property Office. This visit was the first milestone in a journey.
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- The Importance of Counsel Opinions in the US Patent Law after Broadcom v. Qualcomm
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit lessened the need for the role of counsel opinions in In re Seagate Tech., LLC., 497 F.3d 1360 (Fed. Cir. 2007).
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- Who is Making Junk patents?
- “China will surpass Japan and the United States in the annual number of patents by 2011.” However, the corporate and academic believe that “over 50% or even 80% of Chinese patents are junk.”
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- Copycatting Drugs is Out of Control
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Copycatting has spread like wildfre in the country's pharmaceutical industry
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- Top Five IP Developments in China 2010
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Most Americans assume US IP rights holders are the primary victims of the piracy and look no deeper.
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- Chinese Pharmaceutical Market is Booming
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The development of pharmaceutical enterprises relies heavily on IP protection as generic-drugs are comparatively easy to develop and siphon profits
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- The Logic of Claims for Astronomically Huge Compensation
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Astronomical compensation is not new in foreign countries. In recent years, massive awards and enormous claims have been prevalent in the United States.
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- A Synopsis on Defenses to Patent Infringement
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The defenses based on challenging the validity of patents refer to an argument that the defendant denies plaintiff’s patent validity when being sued for patent infringement.
