businesses over “IP thieves”. It said the government should draw up initiatives to encourage best practices by payment processors, online advertisers, domain name providers, social media companies and
A mock patent-litigation trial, which simulated a real case involving IP (intellectual property) infringement and court ruling procedures in China, hoped to "educate" its 100 attendees about — as
regulatory framework concerning IP monetization in China. Our observation is focused on how this driving force is shaping an environment beneficial to IP monetization. First, the awareness level of
This May, for our monthly IP post, we decided to take a look at the practice of “brand-jamming” and its relation to IP infringement. Brand-jamming is the practice of using a company’s name or logo in
IP expert at the Latin America IP SME Helpdesk E-commerce is a relatively new phenomenon, having entered the mainstream and consumers’ shopping habits no more than 25 years ago. It was already at the
around the world, such as Latin America. E-Commerce, more than other business systems, usually involves the selling and offering of products and services that are based on IP rights, i.e. by
application for protection of intellectual property rights. According to Circular No. 44, the fee for filing an application for IP rights protection is “equal to 50 percent of the fee rate specified at
Continuing from our previous post on IP and E-commerce market in India (Part 1), in the second part we will discuss furthermore on the legal protection mechanisms available in India to protect your
platform in the digital world. Understanding and protecting IP rights in this context is especially important since the economic worth of these goods must be protected. For this purpose, intellectual
industry in India. E-Commerce is an excellent business enabler. However, it is solely the owner's responsibility to protect his intellectual property (IP) rights. If the entity fails to protect the