the 240th Issue: Chinese Cartoonists Successfully Defended their Copyright-China Intellectual Property

· An Automobile Parts Company in Kunming Suing Audi "TT" for Trademark Infringement

A few years ago, Zhang Xiaoping, the business owner of an automobile parts company in Kunming filed a lawsuit against Audi at Kunming Immediate People’s Court... More

· 2014 INTA President’s Awards

The President’s Award is designed to acknowledge the profound appreciation of the global trademark community to individuals who, over the course of a career in trademark and related IP law, have made a lasting impact on INTA and the Association’s mission... More

News in Brief

· Cartoon Image "Angry Bird" Won the Infringement Cases in China.

· First Chinese Member Elected AIPPI Vice President

· Beijing to issue guide on smartphone apps

· Zhongguancun Focuses on New Patents, IP Protection

· Beijing: 1st Mobile Internet Monopoly Case

· Guangdong: IP Court to Open by Year-end

· Ford’s application for ’well-known’ status rejected in Russia

· WIPO Launches Guide On Use Of IP For Arts And Cultural Festivals

· New To Copyright: Canada’s Idea For Political Advertising Exception

· EPO staff vote in favour of third strike

China IP Articles

· Plight of IP protection in China’s furniture industry Issue 62, By Kevin Nie, Jessie Chen, China IP, [Comprehensive Reports]

Furniture has thus surpassed the concept of being a utilitarian necessity and become an important means for the individual to find relaxation and to enjoy the warmth and tenderness... More

· What the great learning teaches is to illustrate illustrious virtue Interview with Professor Li Mingde a famous IP law exper Issue 62, By Tommy Zhang, China IP, [Comprehensive Reports]

Professor Li Mingde is currently a researcher and chief IP law expert at the Institute of Law of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), a doctoral tutor of CASS Graduate School, Director of IP Research Center in CASS... More