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What To Do About the .sucks gTLD

The first phase of the .sucks domain name launch is already underway. Brian J Winterfeldt, Phillip V Marano and Grifin M Barnett explore whether the new gTLD will be worth its steep US$2,499 registration and annual renewal fee.

Tianjin vows to strengthen IP protection

Hong Kong - Intellectual Property Manager Scheme launched

Ambition Unleashed

China is interested in more than just becoming the world’s largest economy: It also wants to strengthen its position with intellectual property. Lily Zhang reports.

China Announces Details On Free Trade Zones

Hong Kong-Canada: Innovating Prosperity at the Gateway to Mainland China

South Korea and China Work to Better Facilitate FTA

The Investors are Coming

After 25 years of sanctions, investors have turned an optimistic eye toward Myanmar. The country once known as Burma is loosening restrictions and updating its laws as quickly as it can. Gregory Glass reports.

Myanmar’s Legal System Matures Under Pressure from Foreign Firms

Intellectual Property Rights in the New Frontier Economy

Often referred to as Asia’s last frontier, Myanmar is considered as one of the region’s most promising frontier economies. Celeste Marie R. Cruz examines how each step Myanmar takes towards sustainable economic development and p...

Protecting Traditional Knowledge

As awareness of protecting traditional knowledge and cultural heritage increases, Lily Zhang speaks to lawyers in the region about the efforts being made.

Trans-Tasman Cooperation in Sight

Australia and New Zealand are taking steps to increase cooperation in intellectual property matters. Lily Zhang examines changes in each country’s IP regime and in increased harmonization between the two.

Hong Kong Moves Forward To Become The IP Hub

China Clears Barriers To Facilitate Innovation

The Third Annual International IP Index