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Regifting, Signaling, and Implementation: Comparing China’s IP Commitments Across the 2026 NTE, Phase One, and the 2016 JCCT

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2026/04/02 • ( Leave a comment )

Seeking Truth Through Facts in Innovation & US-China Relations

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2026/02/01 • ( Leave a comment )

Reforms to China’s Patent Injunction Practice in a Domestic Comparative Perspective

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2026/01/29 • ( Leave a comment )

Upcoming Events – From Berkeley and Beyond

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2021/10/26 • ( Leave a comment )

Take Me Out to the Law Game: China’s Patent Linkage Doubleheader

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2021/07/05 • ( Leave a comment )

Transitioning to China’s New Patent and Copyright Laws on June 1: Where Have All the Implementing Regulations Gone?

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2021/05/28 • ( 1 Comment )

USPTO Extends Period to Apply for China IPR Legal Positions

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/04/03 • ( Leave a comment )

USPTO has extended the deadline to apply for the recently published China IPR legal positions in Washington, DC to April 9: https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/364794400.  See my earlier post: https://chinaipr.com/2014/03/19/uspto-china-team-attorney-advisor-position-opens/.  

US-China IP Cooperation Dialogue Report Released

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/04/03 • ( 1 Comment )

The “US-China IP Cooperation Dialogue Report” was released last week. The Report was prepared by experts from both the US and China, including co-chairs Professor Liu Chuntian of Renmin University and Joseph […]

A Tale of Many Watersheds

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/03/31 • ( Leave a comment )

Joseph Sternberg of the Wall Street Journal reported a few days ago that a European company, Ineos, has decided to bring a law suit against a Chinese State Owned Enterprise, Sinopec, for […]

The Problem of “Mountain Stronghold” Teas

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/03/20 • ( Leave a comment )

How many corrupted officials have got their Ph.D. from corrupted Universities in China?”,  asks Sun Yifei, a professor of geography at Calstate Northridge, on the Google S&T and Innovation in China page.  The […]

SIPO Amends Exam Guidelines to Provide Design Patent Protection For GUI’s

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/03/19 • ( Leave a comment )

As I previously blogged, SIPO was considering amending its patent examination guidelines to permit design patent protection for graphical user interfaces (GUI’s). The new examination guidelines were promulgated by SIPO on March […]

USPTO China Team Attorney-Advisor Position Opens

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/03/19 • ( Leave a comment )

USPTO has announced a position for US citizens on the China team.  Here is the link: http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/364794400 .  The position requires US citizenship, a law degree, knowledge and experience in intellectual property and the […]

Oklahoma Attorney General Sues Chinese Company For Use of PIrated Software

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/03/14 • ( Leave a comment )

On Thursday March 13, Oklahoma joined the expanding list of US states that are utilizing their state competition laws to address products sold in their markets that enjoy an unfair competitive advantage […]

SAIC Announces Beginning of Revision Process to Anti-Unfair Competition Law

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/03/13 • ( Leave a comment )

SAIC has announced on its website that it has “formally” begun the topic of revision the Anti-Unfair Competition Law (which includes trade secrets): http://www.saic.gov.cn/fldyfbzdjz/gzdt/201403/t20140303_142680.html. (《反不正当竞争法》修法课题正式启动). According to this press report, the SAIC Competition Enforcement […]

SPC President’s Report on Adjudication Highlights Some Key IPR Judicial Developments

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/03/12 • ( 2 Comments )

SPC President Zhou Qiang spelled out some key IPR judicial developments in report to the National People’s Congress and Chinese People’s Consultative Congress on March 10.  A full text of the report […]

USPTO Working Paper on Growth in China’s Patent Filings

By Mark Cohen (柯恒) on 2014/03/07 • ( Leave a comment )

The Office of the Chief Economist at USPTO has published a working paper on “Perspectives on the growth in Chinese patent applications to the USPTO” (Working Paper No. 2014-1, by Alan Marco, […]

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About Mark Cohen

Mark Allen Cohen (柯恒} is a Distinguished Senior Fellow, Director and Lecturer of the Asia IP Project at the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology at the University of California, Berkeley.  In total, he has nearly 40 years of private sector, public sector, etc., in-house and academic experience on IPR issues in China, including numerous publications and awards.  This is his private blog.  

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