Category Archives: indigenous innovation

The Bad euh … Good euh … Bad News On Indigenous Innovation in China

Posted on July 25, 2011 by ipdragonimport

“The Mountains Are High, but you can always find a way through“Yangsho, Guangxi ProvincePhoto: Danny Friedmann Since China announced its Indigenous Innovation policy in 2006 there were a lot of protests from foreign intellectual property rights holders that would be completely … Continue reading →

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USITC: "China’s IP and Indigenous Innovation Cost U.S. 48,2 billion dollar"

Posted on May 19, 2011 by ipdragonimport

Photo Danny Friedmann“Maybe we need more resources for IP enforcement?” The U.S. International Trade Commission report (ITC), commissioned by the U.S. Senate has been published. The title of the ITC report is: China: Effects of Intellectual Property Infringement and Indigenous Innovation Policies on the U.S. Economy. One … Continue reading →

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Intellectual Property and Indigenous Innovation, Two Opposite Roads For Foreign IPR Holders

Posted on April 28, 2011 by ipdragonimport

Photo Danny FriedmannIP and indigenous innnovationroads going in opposite directions? The US-China Economic and Security Review Commission will hold hearings on China’s intellectual property  and indigenous innovation policies on May 4th. Emphasis will be given on the consequences of these … Continue reading →

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Joint-venture with technology transfer no panacea for market access to China’s aviation industry

Posted on April 7, 2011 by ipdragonimport

China’s 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-2015) states that the general aviation industry’s development will bepromoted, reform the airspace management system as well as increase the efficiency of the allocation and utilization of airspace resources. Bright sky for China’s aviation industry. But what … Continue reading →

Posted in ARJ21, C919, China's 12th Five-Year Plan, Comac, indigenous innovation, joint-venture, patents, RAND, technology transfer, USCC, 技術創新, 专利 | Leave a comment

32 Senators Urge Vice-Premier State Council to Fix IPR and Indigenous Innovation Policy in China

Posted on December 12, 2010 by ipdragonimport

32 U.S. senators have sent an open letter to Wang Qishan, China’s Vice-Premier of the State Council. They urge him to use the U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade (JCCT) to address the problems U.S. companies face in regard … Continue reading →

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China Launched 10-Year National Patent Development Strategy

Posted on November 23, 2010 by ipdragonimport

During the 4th China Patent Week China launched the National Patent Development Strategy (2011-2020). The strategy focuses on: International cooperation in patent protection and utilisation; preferential policies to encourage R&D by high-tech companies, research institutes and colleges; Overseas IP websites … Continue reading →

Posted in China Daily, China Patent Week, Hao Nan, indigenous innovation, National Patent Development Strategy, patent law, patent trading, research and development | Leave a comment

November 17: USCC Report about Indigenous Innovation, WTO and Disclosure Requirements

Posted on November 5, 2010 by ipdragonimport

U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) will release its 2010 Report to Congress at a press conference Wednesday, November 17. Among the topics in the 316-page report will be about: National defense and foreign affairs and energy and environmental … Continue reading →

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Indigenous Innovation in China: Soup Will Not Be Eaten As Hot As Cooked

Posted on April 30, 2010 by ipdragonimport

Will Freeman and Tom Miller assert for the Financial Times that China’s economic nationalism is exaggerated: “The State Council began to promote “indigenous innovation”—a plan to support the creation and commercialization of domestic technology—in 2006. Then in November 2009 a … Continue reading →

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