China has recently taken several significant steps to speed up the development of a more uniform and modern regulatory framework for its telecoms industry. By Damien Bailey, Simmons & Simmons.
Technology Media and Telecom
- May 09, 2009
Lack of action by authorities leads customers straight to court
April 16, 2009Sharon Rongde [email protected] are two essential elements to determine whether a work should be protected under copyright law, namely originality…
April 16, 2009Igor Darmogray and Iryna [email protected], [email protected] to somewhat incomprehensive IP laws along with uncertainty…
April 16, 2009Manisha Singh NairLex [email protected] enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPRs) is crucial to the grant, claim and maintenance of…
April 16, 2009Acorn International has acquired Yiyang Yukang Communication Equipment, giving Acorn access to new mobile phone products and strengthening its distribution…
February 09, 2009MIH China (Mauritius) has closed its 37% equity investment in a new joint venture established with Anhui-based ADPG Media Group, publisher of 13 newspapers…
February 09, 2009Manisha Singh NairLex [email protected] fashion industry in India is largely regulated by the law of copyrights. Most designers acquiring a…
February 09, 2009Trademark rights owners in China are increasingly demanding action against keyword advertising programmes used by well-known internet search engines. Recent court decisions in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou are helpful but highlight regional disparities. By Luckie Hong, Jones Day.
February 09, 2009Macnica, a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, has bought Cytech Technology and its subsidiaries in the PRC for US$55 million.Cytech distributes…
December 18, 2008
