What conclusions can be drawn from copyright trade disputes in China 5

Some companies have obtained intellectual property rights, such as owning their own patents under a certain product, first of all, you have to look at where your patent is validated and where to apply for it? If it is only a Chinese patent, the patent is only legally protected within the scope of China. Whether the technology to which your patent is attached will be protected abroad depends on whether the foreign law can be recognized.

Therefore, the first thing to do, the first step and the first problem faced by Chinese enterprises on the road to internationalization, may be to encounter the problem of intellectual property rights. Because for large multinational enterprises, this kind of litigation of intellectual property rights has been regarded as a very important and very basic part of the entire international market strategy, and they can be said to be in China, the local country, when you can't beat you in the best way, it will impose sanctions on your enterprises going abroad. Because they may have more patents in their hands, they may be more proficient in using patent strategies and using patent litigation methods.

Therefore, for our Chinese enterprises, we must fully prepare for this thing, as well as a time preparation. The preparation of time is nothing more than that before going abroad, we have a so-called defensive strategy. The first suggestion that can be given is the patent infringement analysis of the target product in the target market.

If I know that my competitors in the target market may have the same technology, I should first analyze the patented technology of your competitor's same or similar products according to the patent law of the target country to see if your product will fall within the scope of its patent protection. If so, you have to deal with it accordingly, or you have to do some more evasive design, which is the main thing. But while doing this, a mistake that many companies tend to make is to always use their own engineers to make this kind of judgment, because now that information is more developed, the first patent of engineers in various enterprises is written by him.

Second, he can collect some information on the Internet for analysis, but this is only technical analysis. Technical analysis is in no way a substitute for legal analysis, especially if an engineer in China uses the conclusions that you may analyze Chinese patent law and technical data that you know yourself, may not be applicable in a foreign target market. I myself experienced a similar situation is that the engineer analyzes and the engineer says that there is no problem with our product, and the result of the engineer's judgment may be two, one is fine, which may mislead the enterprise.

You said it was okay, and you had to go out and see if something was really wrong. Saying that there is something can also mislead the company, mainly because you do not analyze whether your product is infringing in the target market country. Therefore, when a company pushes its products to a certain target market, it is necessary to ask a professional legal personnel in that target market to analyze your product according to the local patent law or the patented technology of your competitors, so as to help your company make a correct analysis.

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Honestly. In our country, patents have become a luxury.

We have always disrespected intellectual property rights.

With the development of China's international society, the importance of intellectual property rights in the economy and society has become increasingly prominent. In recent years, international protectionism has re-emerged, intellectual property rights and other barriers have emerged one after another, the number of foreign-related intellectual property disputes has been increasing, and foreign-related intellectual property issues have become a major issue that directly affects the development of the industry. In international competition, enterprises should strengthen the level of creation and application of intellectual property rights and improve the awareness of intellectual property protection; **Relevant departments and industry associations should give full play to the role of coordination and jointly respond positively, so as to improve the competitiveness of Chinese enterprises in the world.

In essence, it is also a kind of ** behavior, so it is listed separately from other ** behaviors, just because the target of its ** is different. To put it simply, any act of profiting from the licensing or transfer of copyright in a work is copyright. Physical goods are transactions that make profits through the sale and purchase of goods, and in copyright, it is just a copyright hand that turns the ownership of physical objects into intangible property rights.

Broadly speaking, whether the parties in the process of copyright licensing or transfer are in the same region or nationality, they can be called copyright culture. However, in practice, the so-called copyright ** in China's industry is customarily a narrow concept, which mainly refers to foreign-related copyright ** acts between countries or regions, usually referring to the situation where the copyright owner and the user are not in the same country or region. In other words, copyright transactions between domestic authors and domestic publishing houses are excluded.