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Tsinghua University summer training on Intellectual Property |
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19 July 2010, Beijing IPR2 participated in Tsinghua University's Summer Programme on Intellectual Property, held at Tsinghua University Law School as part of a Joint programme with Franklin Pierce and the University of Milan., addressed The students, who come from China, Europe and the United States, heard from Mr Benoit Misonne, IPR2 Project Advisor, on his experience of working in China on intellectual property issues and the role and scope of EU-China co-operation on protecting and enforcing IP rights. |
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New IPR2 e-learning module - IPR Enforcement Mechanisms in the EU |
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July 2010, Beijing
IPR2 has developed an e-learning module based on training given to hundreds of enforcement officials and companies in China on the various means of enforcing intellectual property in the EU. It is an especially useful reference for right holders who are keen to protect their IPR efficiently and effectively in Europe as well as those who may not be fully informed of the importance of IPR enforcement and what is at stake for a company.
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Latest IPR2 eNews – June 2010 |
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June 2010, Beijing The IPR2 eNews provides an update for stakeholders on activities and results, publications and up-and-coming events. The issue for June 2010 is now available to download. IPR2 undertook a number of activities in June 2010 – including a training programme, two study tours, a conference, an international seminar, support to the EU-China IP dialogue framework as well as launching a new e-learning module – covering Trademark Law and IP-related aspects of Civil Procedure Law, trademark registration and judicial review, the Chinese trademark system, interface between Competition and IP Law, IP management for local information industry officials, IP-related issues on the protection of software, patent-related issues and developments in Europe and China, enforcement mechanisms in the European Union. Please follow the links in this update for more information about these activities and up and coming events, including IPR2 at the World Expo Shanghai 2010. Your feedback is always welcome at
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EU-China study tour on trademark registration and judicial review |
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5-12 June 2010, Spain and Germany With the support of IPR2, 6 officials from the State Administration of Industry and Commerce (SAIC) went on a study tour to Spain, Luxembourg and Germany, to build knowledge on the European trademark system and support an exchange of expertise between Chinese and European officials and judges on emerging trademark registration and judicial review issues. The visit informed China’s decision makers and leaders on trademark registration and protection trends in Europe; and helped to build the technical capacity of all institutions involved handling trademark cases. Tin particular, the detailed exchanges served to review the latest trends in the different policy and production areas of SAIC and the Office for Harmonisation for the Internal Market (OHIM), Europe’s trademark and design office.
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EU-China conference on the interface between Competition and Intellectual Property Law |
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10-11 June 2010, Dalian IPR2 together with the Supreme People’s Court (SPC), the Liaoning High People’s Court and the Dalian Intermediate People’s Court organised a conference and workshop on the interface between Competition and IP Law, involving more than 100 judges from the SPC, Chinese High Courts and Intermediary Courts in different jurisdictions, members of the Patent Re-examination Board, academia and companies. By sharing European best practice and experience on the development of its legislative framework in enforcing competition and IP laws, the conference helped to support the Chinese judiciary with their adjudication and judicial interpretation work. |
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International Seminar on IP protection of software |
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23 June 2010, Dalian IPR2 organised a seminar to further build mutual understanding of intellectual property protection in the software and service outsourcing industry, together with the China Association of Trade in Services (CATIS), under the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), in cooperation with the Copyright Protection Centre of China (CPCC) and the Dalian Copyright Protection Association. The event aimed to build understanding on the challenges and means of improving the international competitiveness of enterprises and the overall development of this industry.
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EU-China roving seminars on the Chinese trademark system |
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9 and 11 June 2010, Spain and Germany IPR2, together with the Office for Harmonisation in the Internal Market (OHIM), the German Patent and Trademark Office (DPMA), the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office (OEPM) and China’s Trademark Office under the State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) held two one-day seminars in Madrid and Munich on China’s trademark system. The workshop helped to raise awareness among more than 100 European trademark holders and IP practitioners and provided the opportunity to hear directly from Chinese officials on trademark protection mechanisms.
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EU-China training on IP management for local information industry officials |
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24-25 June, Qingdao and 28-29 June 2010, Xiamen IPR2 continued its co-operation with the Ministry of Information Industry and Technology (MIIT) with the implementation of two training sessions on IP management for officials from local departments responsible for servicing industry, in particular small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as well as representatives of industry. More than 120 officials and companies were introduced to tools to help build a strategic IP management approach, relevant to their work in supporting SMEs’ capacity to understand how to legally use, valorise and protect IPRs and developing a sustainable IP environment.
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EU-China IP Working Group 2010 |
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24 June 2010, Beijing The 6th meeting of the EU-China IP Working Group was held in support of the EU-China IP Dialogue and focused on patent-related issues and developments. The EU-China IP Dialogue, a structured political exchange between the European Union and China on IP, is reinforced by regular IP Working Group meetings, which enables industry and other right holders to participate in bilateral IP discussions. |
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EU-China study tour on Trademark Law and IP-related aspects of Civil Procedure Law |
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30 May-5 June 2010, The Netherlands, France and Switzerland IPR2 supported a study tour of officials from the Legislative Affairs Commission (LAC) as part of preparations for revising China’s Trademark Law and Civil Procedure Law. It involved an interactive exchange between LAC and European officials and experts on the adjustment of the legal framework for trademark protection and civil procedure and contributed to the delegates understanding of the existing legal framework, mechanisms and best practices in the EU.
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Upcoming events - IPR2 at World Expo 2010 Shanghai - Introducing the European Community Trademark System, Shanghai, 3 September 2010
Read more - IPR2 at World Expo 2010 Shanghai - Protecting IPR at trade fairs: Analysis of European and Chinese enforcement proceedings in a moot court setting, 4 September 2010
Read more - EU-China training on IP European Intellectual Property Law, Shanghai, 15-17 October 2010
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Partnership in Action “We strongly treasure our cooperative relationship which is the product of a joint effort between both sides. We believe that we should treat problems existing in the bilateral trade relationship calmly and objectively, including IP issues. We should consider and solve these problems from a macro, long-term and strategic view, enhance mutual understanding and cooperation and address the problems collaboratively. We should not be deterred by difficulties nor be overanxious for quick results, so that we can be sure to finish what we start.” Vice Minister Yu Guangzhou, Ministry of Commerce of P.R. China, 26 November 2007, Beijing |
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