the 100th Issue:US' Geithner slams China's intellectual property policies-China Intellectual Property

· 2010 National IP Protection Results Published

The conference of 2010 national IP protection results was held in Beijing on September 19. China's special campaign against IP infringement, counterfeiting and piracy and other 19 events were voted the top IP protection events in 2010... More

·US' Geithner slams China's intellectual property policies

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Thursday that China is holding to its decades-old strategy to steal American intellectual property, in a pointed statement reflecting U.S. officials' growing impatience with Beijing... More

· Acer aims to pick up where HP left off

BEIJING - Hewlett-Packard (HP) Corp's spin-off of its PC business will benefit Acer Inc's business in China, said Oliver Ahrens, vice-president of Acer and president of Acer China...More

· Chinese Patent Award Candidates Out for Public Scrutiny
· IPR court case gives company image a nice boost
· Vice Premier: China Encourages Fair Competition Among Enterprises

· Samsung and Apple warring over patents again

· Capital has designs on global stage
· Shanghai creative industry flourishes after Expo

· Researcher wins 'America's Nobel'

· Mobile telephone games prove to be competitive and cheaper

· Guangdong: Shantou owns 17 Chinese Well-known Trademarks

· Beijing – The first stop for 2011 Roving Seminar on European Patent Regime

·Fever for Internet Dramas Issue 44, By Anne Zhang, China IP,[Copyright]

Gui Yan, who has contributed to the production of many movies and TV dramas, is planning on Internet dramas. “Internet drama has a future. Many video websites have set up their special departments for Internet drama production... More

·New Headaches with "New Media" Issue 44, Doris Li, China IP,[Copyright]

The Beijing News certainly embarked on a bumpy road in its enforcement. Ridiculed earlier as a “free nanny” who fed content to e-media unwillingly and helplessly, the print newspaper is now facing more complicated troubles as “new media” moves forward... More