1. Economic development has led to increasing attention to intellectual property protection my country has now become the world’s second largest economy. In the process of economic globalization, Chinese companies have also grown and developed, and some world-class companies have emerged, such as Huawei, ZTE, Alibaba, etc. The domestic market has developed to a new…
1. Positive conditions for registered trademarks. Article 3, paragraph 3 of the Madrid Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Marks provides that if an applicant requires color to be a distinctive feature of his or her trademark, he or she must: ① state the actual situation and submit a notice stating the color or color…
1. The process of patent application in my country is as follows. Search whether the patent can be searched → Sign a confidentiality agreement → Organize the technical briefing book → Sign an agency agreement → Write the application materials and confirm → Submit for acceptance → Patent examination → Patent authorization payment → Receive…
First of all, cross-border e-commerce involves several departments, including sellers, buyers, regulatory agencies such as customs inspection and quarantine, e-commerce service platforms, logistics and other service companies, national foreign trade management agencies, diplomatic and other deliberative and coordinating agencies, etc. Once a case of infringement of intellectual property rights occurs, who should take the initiative…
With the increasing trend of economic globalization, the internationalization level of my country’s intellectual property law has been continuously improved. Since the reform and opening up, my country has gradually realized the fundamentalization of intellectual property law after a long period of institutional construction and rule improvement. At the beginning of the 21st century, after…
At the end of the 20th century, in order to integrate into the world economic and trade system, my country began to revise various intellectual property laws and regulations. By 2001, when my country officially became a member of the World Trade Organization, the Patent Law (revised in 2000), the Copyright Law (revised in 2001),…
1. Trademark rights. Trademark rights refer to the exclusive rights granted by the trademark authority to the trademark owner to protect the trademark application under national laws. Trademarks are commercial signs used to distinguish the different sources of goods and services. They are composed of words, graphics, letters, numbers, three-dimensional signs, color combinations and sounds,…
In the traditional copyright system, the property rights of copyright are centered on the right of reproduction, and widely involve the rights of distribution, filming, broadcasting, adaptation, etc. Although the above rights are closely related to communication technology, in the Internet era, the connection between them has been further strengthened, and the exercise of copyright…
As for works in the traditional sense, the creators of each component of the work are relatively easy to distinguish, and the ownership of the work is relatively clear. In the network environment, a large number of works created using computers have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain, especially works created using multimedia technology.…
In the early days of the People’s Republic of China, due to the long-term impact of war and the need to rebuild all walks of life, social transformation was progressing steadily, but the construction of the legal system was relatively lagging behind, and there were only a few legal norms related to intellectual property rights.…