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China to set up effective system for IPR protection: Wen
BEIJING, April 20(Xinhua)-- Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has reiterated his confidence in China's ability to fight piracy, stressing that IPR protection is as important as protecting productivity.
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¡¤ China to set up effective system for IPR protection: Wen
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has reiterated his confidence in China's ability to fight piracy, stressing that IPR protection is as important as protecting productivity. "China will establish an effective system
¡¤ Beijing strikes hard on bribing, IPR infrigements
An office for reporting economic crimes, affiliated to the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Public Security, was established on Wednesday. The newly-established office announced at the same time that
¡¤ Govt strikes on trademark piracy
China has investigated and dealt with a large number of major trademark infringements that were thought to harm people's health and safety. Zhang Qin, vice commissioner of the State Intellectual
¡¤ China gives overseas firms confidence in IPR protection
China wants to give overseas companies confidence in its efforts to protect intellectual property rights (IPR) Wednesday, as President Hu Jintao met with Microsoft Corp founder Bill Gates in the first stop of a
¡¤ China launches campaign to improve IPR protection at expos
The Chinese government has launched a campaign to improve awareness of intellectual property rights(IPR) protection at expositions. Shang Ming, head of the regulations and decrees division of
¡¤ China lashes at US exaggeration of IPR-related trade issue
Chinese Minister of Commerce Bo Xilai on Tuesday lashed out at political and economic figures in the United States for exaggerating the problem of intellectual property rights (IPR) protection in China.
¡¤ China to set up service centers handling IPR infringement complaints
China plans to set up special service centers in 50 cities within three years to handle domestic complaints on the infringement of intellectual property rights (IPR), Chinese Vice Minister of Commerce Jiang
¡¤ China commited to pushing foward IPR protection
China has actively pushed forward intellectual property protection in a responsible way and deal with IPR disputes with relevant parties in a cooperative manner, said China's Ministry of Commerce on Tuesday.
¡¤ China to ratify int'l Internet treaties this year
China is expected to ratify international treaties on the Internet with the World Intellectual Property Organization(WIPO) in the second half of this year, an official said. Liu Binjie, Vice-Director of the
¡¤ IPR infringement complaints to go to special service centers
China has planned to set up special service centers in 50 cities this year to handle domestic complaints on the infringement of intellectual property rights(IPR), Chinese Minister of Commerce Bo Xilai said here
¡¤ "Shanghai Initiative" aims at IPR protection
China pledged on Saturday to work together with other countries to defend intellectual property rights(IPR), demonstrating again its resolution in the crackdown on piracy. The"Shanghai Initiative",
¡¤ China uncovers over 6,700 IPR infringement cases in five years
Chinese police have uncovered over 6,700 Intellectual Property Rights(IPR) infringement cases in the past five years, involving 3.5 billion yuan(437.5 million U.S. dollars), and have broken a number of international
¡¤ IPR service centers to be set up in 50 major cities
China will establish intellectual property right (IPR) service centers in 50 major cities from this year to investigate reports of infringement and other IPR complaints. "We aim to arouse the
¡¤ Customs, MPS to co-op in fight against IPR infringement
China's customs and public security authorities will hold regular joint meetings to combat intellectual property rights(IPR) infringement, the Shanghai Evening Post reported on Thursday. The Ministry of Public
¡¤ IPR protection to continue, China tells US
Chinese senior officials including Vice Premier Wu Yi and Minister of Commerce Bo Xilai have told visiting U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez that China is enhancing intellectual property rights(IPR) protection

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