Annual Report of the Intellectual Property Court of the Supreme People’s Court (2019)

China goes online to host national IP week

12th annual event to promote protection, awareness, focus on health, green future To celebrate World Intellectual Property Day, which falls on April 26, a weeklong IP campaign is being held across

Dubai conference: digital tools make it difficult to combat IP crimes

The development of digital tools makes it increasingly difficult to combat intellectual property (IP) crime, according to testimony in Dubai at the 12th Regional IP Crime Conference for the Middle

Philippine noontime show faces IP issues

Eat Bulaga, the longest-running noontime show in the Philippines, is currently facing IP issues after the ownership of the show’s title and trademarks are in question. But according to Arjel de

Protecting Intellectual Property Rights In South Africa：Why Are Trademarks So Important?

Property Commission (CIPC) a member under the Department of Trade and Industry is responsible for Trademark registration in South Africa. CIPC also administers the following additional IP domains in South

UKIPO: From Public Research Spend to Innovation: the Role of Registered IP

Executive Summary 1. Intellectual property (IP) protection is a policy instrument that aims to encourage innovation and creativity. By granting legal protection for inventions and creations, this

Italy IP Law Revision Allows New Coexistence of National and Unitary Patents

there are two primary objectives to the reform: to boost the competitiveness of Italy’s courts and IP protection system, and to simplify and digitalise procedures. Implications for patent Among a

Huawei successfully held annual innovation & intellectual property event

to share their technologies instead of trying to monopolize markets, Huawei's IP chief, Alan fan, had to laugh at the notion of monopolization and replied: "It is not our goal to monopolize. We

Korea-Indonesia Promised Closer Cooperation by Signing Two Memorandums in IP

solid foundation for active bilateral cooperation between KIPO and DGIP in IP laws, examination, protection, enforcement and so on. Also, the heads agreed to implement the Patent Prosecution Highway

Board Games’ Revival and Its Intellectual Property challenge (Pt. 1)

and competition of players from around the world. However, the growing popularity of board games has brought several intellectual property (IP) challenges to the fore. Like any other form of creative