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Thailand joins TMclass

As of 15 December 2021, the Department of Intellectual Property of Thailand (DIP-TH) joined TMclass with its list of goods and services in Thai.

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Response to On-Line Counterfeiting and Piracy Study

China’s e-commerce market is one of the largest and most robust in the world. The booming of live streaming and social media further complicates the e-commerce landscape. The technology development and complex dynamics brings challenging legal issues for all stakeholders.

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Study on the New Development of Online Counterfeiting and Piracy in China: Legislation, Cases and Practice 

This study aims to identify and assess the changes in the legal framework of China after E-Commerce Law and its effects on dealing with online counterfeiting and piracy, by analysing the legislative development, platform voluntary measures, latest cases, and right owner feedbacks.

Study on the New Development of Online Counterfeiting and Piracy in China: Legislation, Cases and Practice 

This study aims to identify and assess the changes in the legal framework of China after E-Commerce Law and its effects on dealing with online counterfeiting and piracy, by analysing the legislative development, platform voluntary measures, latest cases, and right owner feedbacks.

Study on Research and Compilation of Legislation on Copyrights Protection in the EU and China

The Study on Research and Compilation of Legislation on Copyrights Protection in the EU and China aims at exploring the main challenges that the current Chinese copyright system poses to European copyright intensive industries. It identifies several types of infringement that are especially threatening to European right holders and analyses whether and in how far the recent, not yet tried and tested reforms to the copyright system are capable of handling these, in comparison with EU model legislation.

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Study on Research and Compilation of Legislation on Copyright in the EU and China

This study aims at exploring the main challenges that the current Chinese copyright system poses to European copyright intensive industries. It identifies several types of infringement that are especially threatening to European right holders and analyses whether and in how far the recent, not yet tried and tested reforms to the copyright system are capable of handling these, in comparison with EU model legislation.