Sector

China Shows its Hand

Anna Zhang looks into China’s intellectual property regime: pluses and minuses between squatting, copying and inconsistent application of law.

Asia to Descend on AIPPI in Helsinki

IPOS Launches IP Hub Plan

Military Grows Stronger Through IP

The Enemy Within

The greatest threat to the chemical industry’s corporate IP security comes from within. Sam Olsen explains how your existing security may not be enough to stop the theft of your intellectual property.    ...

BRIC Countries Called Out for Weak IP Protection

National Intellectual Property Leading Individuals

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Opens New Office

DLA Piper Has Opened New Office In Seoul

The Generic Challenge

Trade Secrets in a Patentable Subject Matter

While many IP practitioners in India remain oblivious to the value inherent in trade secrets, Sunita Sreedharan says the country’s legislators and courts appear to understand the significance of trade secrets as a competitive tool.

Indian IP Improvements

While the lengthy process to obtain decisions from Indian courts remains a prime challenge to protecting trademarks in the country, a roundtable of experts tell Gregory Glass that IP protection is easier now than it was in the recent past.

Intellectual Property in India’s Evolving Publishing Industry

As India’s print and publication industry continues to thrive, it remains marred by low intellectual property rights awareness. Lucy Rana reports from New Delhi on how publishers can best manage their IP rights.

Background: Japan’s IP High Court

MNCs Have Moved Ahead Of the Tax System