日韩午夜精品视频,欧美私密网站,国产一区二区三区四区,国产主播一区二区三区四区

Tools: Save | Print | " target="_blank" class="style1">E-mail | Most Read
High Price Paid for IPR Offences
Adjust font size:

Chinese enterprises have paid more than US$1 billion in compensation to their foreign counterparts because of disputes over intellectual property rights (IPR) since China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, Minister of Science and Technology, Xu Guanhua, said yesterday in Beijing.

These disputes mainly came up in the sectors of film, colored TVs, motorcycles, digital cameras, MP3 chips, autos and telecommunication equipment, according to Xu.

"The frequent occurrence of IPR disputes with foreign companies has had a serious impact on China's industrial development," said Xu, noting that the influence could be sometimes be "destructive" for certain sectors.

Xu made his remarks while reporting the status of the country's scientific and technological innovation work and IPR protection to members of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC).

Xu blamed Chinese enterprises' lack of awareness of IPR protection and weak ability in managing IPR issues for their problems.

Foreign companies owned the majority of patents in the technology used or produced by Chinese enterprises, he said.

For example, in the wireless transmission and mobile telecommunication sectors, foreign firms owned 93 percent and 91 percent of invention patents respectively.

He said China had made progress in setting up a legal system for IPR disputes. For example, laws had already been promulgated on patents, trademarks, copyright and unfair competition.

However, the country did not have a law dealing with enterprises that take advantage of IPR to seek a market monopoly, he noted.

Xu said China had drafted a series of policies to support the development of IPR which is seen as an important part of the nation's innovation drive.

Enterprises, scientific research institutes and universities are encouraged to form alliances in developing IPR so as to bring their advantages into full play, Xu said, adding that China has made efforts to improve the social environment for IPR protection.

From September 2004 to the end of last year the country handled 22,000 trademark violations and destroyed 33 illegal CD production lines.

(China Daily April 28, 2006)

Tools: Save | Print | " target="_blank" class="style1">E-mail | Most Read

Related Stories
China's Efforts in IPR Protection Appreciated
Chinese People Turn to a New Page
China Steps Up Efforts on IPR Protection
China, Germany Unite on IPR Protection
Shanghai Selects 20 Model Firms for IP, Innovation
Officials to Be Punished for Lax IPR Enforcement
 
SiteMap | About Us | RSS | Newsletter | Feedback

Copyright ? China.org.cn. All Rights Reserved E-mail: webmaster@china.org.cn Tel: 86-10-88828000 京ICP證 040089號

主站蜘蛛池模板: 双桥区| 丰镇市| 临西县| 阿合奇县| 保靖县| 西藏| 大港区| 景洪市| 溆浦县| 家居| 项城市| 边坝县| 杭锦旗| 伊春市| 莱芜市| 延川县| 双牌县| 保山市| 合川市| 衢州市| 鲜城| 盐源县| 虹口区| 本溪| 沂源县| 庆城县| 蓝山县| 积石山| 华池县| 大名县| 平利县| 农安县| 循化| 义马市| 开远市| 安溪县| 贡嘎县| 胶南市| 景谷| 基隆市| 凤庆县|