the 247th Issue: The Fifth China IP Annual Forum-China Intellectual Property

· Review: The 4th China IP Annual Forum & 2014 Annual Conference of In-house IP Managers in China

the 4th China IP Annual Forum & 2014 Annual Conference of In-house IP Managers in China was co-launched by China Daily and China IP Magazine in Beijing Minzu Hotel on January 10th to 11th 2014, and it was really a completed success themed with "New Reform, New Challenge, New Opportunity" ... More

· Ericsson lawsuit bars Chinese phone maker from India

Chinese electronics company Xiaomi has been temporarily barred from selling goods in India’s smart phone market following a patent dispute with telecoms business Ericsson... More

News in Brief

· Administrative Council backs latest EPO suspension

· Beijing: Earthquake Warning System Ready

· Zhejiang: Rise in Fakes Seized

· Chongqing: Medicine Loan Granted

· Guangdong: Online IP Court up and Running

· Hong Kong: Difficulties in Rights Protection

· Franco-Chinese Innovations Celebrated with Joint Awards

· Heilongjiang: Increased Rewards for Innovation

· Administrative Council backs latest EPO suspension

· US Supreme Court favours jury in ’tacking’ case

China IP Articles

·The perplexed Employment Invention Regulation Issue 63, By Jody Lu, Jessie Chen, Iris Hu, China IP, [Comprehensive Reports]

Employment Invention Regulation (Regulation), accompanied by disputes, has finally been submitted to the State Council for consideration and been included within the legislation plan... More

·Conflict between right of divulgation and other rights: conceptual origins and judicial practices Issue 63, By Yin Yuanyuan, Legal Affairs and Audit Department of 2nd Summer Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee, [Copyright]

The right of divulgation, also known as droit de divulgation, is a moral right in copyright, which originated from droit d’auteur, or the author’s right, in the copyright system both in theory and practice. It is universally acknowledged that the right of divulgation means the author’s right to decide whether or how to make a work available to the public... More