Business is not only about profits. For many companies, the bottom line is not always the only concern, as they were created to solve some of the world’s most pressing problems. Likewise, intellectual property (IP) is not only about commerce. The logic behind IP law has always been about striking the right balance between rewarding innovators, creators and artists and promoting public interest and creativity.
To commemorate International Intellectual Property Day, IP Key Latin America in conjunction with the IP SME Helpdesk, present a success story in the land where the nature of Costa Rica converges with the world of IP.
In the context of a rapidly evolving global economy, innovation and creativity play pivotal roles in sustained growth and progress. While tangible assets have been protected by conventional property rights, Intellectual property (IP) is vital to intangible ideas and creations that are the foundation of creativity and innovation.
The 2023-2024 Annual Top Ten Cases Announcement, organised by the Quality Brands Protection Committee (QBPC) of CAEFI, was concluded on 23 April in Beijing. The Announcement provides insights into the advancements of judicial developments in China.
The "2024 High-level Forum on China Intellectual Property Protection" jointly hosted by the China Intellectual Property News and the World Intellectual Property Organisation China Office, concluded in Beijing on 23 April.
In the IP Key China stakeholders meeting that took place on 18 April, representatives from Chinese government agencies, EU institutions and embassies, academics, industry leaders, IP experts as well as other key stakeholders came together to discuss the significance of international cooperation in intellectual property (IP) matters.
Featuring two insightful panels, the meeting addressed topics “An Open and Concerted Approach to Strengthen the IP Landscape” and “How to address the existing and forthcoming challenges of e-commerce”.
In the IP Key China stakeholders meeting that took place on 18 April, representatives from Chinese government agencies, EU institutions and embassies, academics, industry leaders, IP experts as well as other key stakeholders came together to discuss the significance of international cooperation in intellectual property (IP) matters.
Featuring two insightful panels, the meeting addressed topics “An Open and Concerted Approach to Strengthen the IP Landscape” and “How to address the existing and forthcoming challenges of e-commerce”.