IPR protection, China still has a long way to go?
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According to the report, one firm in China won IPR lawsuit against Schneider. May be this is good news for China's IPR protection. At present, a few firms in China notice whether their patents or trademarks were infringed.
But in another hand, the World Trade Organization (WTO) has established an expert panel at the request of the United States to probe whether China has taken sufficient action to protect intellectual property rights (IPR).
It is a long way for Chinese firms need to go. No matter to protect their own or not to infringe other members' IPR.
Have anbody got the way to solve these problem? What's your comment on these issues?![[em1]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_smile.gif)
29 Sep 2007 23:24
Post 2 of 8
Replying to [sharefen]:
Any kind of abuse (no exceptions!) is mostly a mental/cultural problem, and you can imagine how hard it is to change this kind of situation. It's not impossible, though. Some individuals are able to turn around a whole country. You have seen it in your own country, the Turks have seen it under Kamal Ataturk, the Cubans under Castro, etc. So let's hope and wait for another "miracle".
Any kind of abuse (no exceptions!) is mostly a mental/cultural problem, and you can imagine how hard it is to change this kind of situation. It's not impossible, though. Some individuals are able to turn around a whole country. You have seen it in your own country, the Turks have seen it under Kamal Ataturk, the Cubans under Castro, etc. So let's hope and wait for another "miracle".
30 Sep 2007 10:48
Post 3 of 8
Replying to [sharefen]:
Yes, it's still a long way to go for China to carry out any IPR protection measures. On the one hand, the laws and regulations regarding IPR issue in China is still not very complete &perfect. On the other hand, there are too many companies in China and some of them have no sense of IPR issue in China, this is why you can see countless replicas or fakes in China.
Yes, it's still a long way to go for China to carry out any IPR protection measures. On the one hand, the laws and regulations regarding IPR issue in China is still not very complete &perfect. On the other hand, there are too many companies in China and some of them have no sense of IPR issue in China, this is why you can see countless replicas or fakes in China.
30 Sep 2007 19:20
Post 4 of 8
Replying to [sharefen]: Will China's IPR protect the rise and spread of copy cat products in telecom, cars?
30 Sep 2007 19:20
Post 5 of 8
Replying to [sharefen]:It is long way to go for China,but we must insist it no matter how hard it is,I am interested in the IPR,but I don't know how to apply it!
01 Oct 2007 00:17
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Post 8 of 8
Replying to [sharefen]:IPR protection is very important for business. Our country have been late than western countries. It is the motivity of creation. Creation is the source of miracle.
07 Oct 2007 17:38
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