China’s intellectual property rights (IPR) system has come a long way in the past 30 years, and development continues – a revision of the trade mark law came into force in May, paving the way for more thorough protection for rights holders. Although China is now coming into line with international IPR standards, there are still many ways in which the system differs from the European one. Below the China IPR SME Helpdesk takes a look at two major types of intellectual property rights, trade marks and copyright, and considers how these differ from European standards. Continue reading “Back to the Basics Series: The realities of doing business in China – Copyrights and Trade Marks” »
Back to the Basics Series: The realities of doing business in China – Copyrights and Trade Marks
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