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National Assembly discussed on Draft amended Civil Procedure Code and draft Law on Complaints
Discussion of several draft laws and ordinance amendments started on July 20, in Ha Noi at the National Assembly Standing Committee meeting

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How Uncle Sam can protect your trade secrets
Until recently, IP owners had to sue trade secret thieves. Now the government can prosecute them. Michael Songer and Traci Rodriguez explain how

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Apple Slammed With Nokia Lawsuit Alleging iPad, iPhone Violated 5 Patents
NEW YORK — Finnish cell phone maker Nokia Corp. said Friday that it has extended its patent-infringement claims against Apple Inc. to include the new iPad.

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Obama to 'aggressively protect' intellectual property
U.S. president says intellectual property is country's "single greatest asset" and must be protected from piracy and counterfeiting.

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Jail time for Canadian film pirate
Twenty-seven-year-old Geremi Adam became the first Canadian jailed for film piracy, when he was sentenced to two-and-a-half months in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of piracy.

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The eight mistakes brand owners make in China (final part)
6) Not understanding how the CTMO and TRAB work and 7) failing to register assignments and licensing contracts with the CTMO

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The eight mistakes brand owners make in China (part II)
3) Not getting broad enough protection because of China's system of subclasses and 4) inadequately monitoring for infringing marks

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The eight mistakes brand owners make in China (part I)
Peter Ollier explains the avoidable errors that brand owners keep on making when using China's trade mark system Paying money for a trade mark that you thought you already owned is frustrating for any brand owner. But imagine paying $3.65 million for it. Even in an age of billion-dollar bailouts and trillion-dollar deficits, paying millions of US dollars for a trade mark seems extreme. But that was the amount paid by Apple for the right to use the iPhone trade mark for mobile phones in China.

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10 Emerging Technologies 2009
MIT’S Technology Review Names 10 Emerging Technologies Poised To Reshape Our World The editors of Technology Review, MIT’s magazine of innovation, have announced their annual list of 10 emerging technologies with the potential to shape the way we live and do business. These revolutionary innovations—each represented by a researcher whose vision and work leads the field—promise fundamental shifts in areas from energy to health care, computing to communications.

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WORLD IP SURVEY 2010 - Patent Firms of the Year 2010
Over the past five months, Managing IP’s team of 10 researchers based in London, New York and Hong Kong have spoken to hundreds of practitioners and in-house counsel to gather information about the IP market in more than 75 jurisdictions in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Europe and Americas. Many more lawyers and attorneys have completed detailed questionnaires providing information on their own practice, other firms and the overall trends in the IP market. The team has also contacted in-house counsel to ask their views on the outside advisers they use and recommend in each jurisdiction.

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