Chinese enterprises are going overseas, so are the litigation against them. Imitation of foreign designs, brands or technologies might be a good starting-up strategy but it could become a time bomb once globalizing the business.<\/p>\n
A couple of digital products of Chinese companies were seized at Hanover’s CeBIT2007 for patent infringement. A leading MP3 producer, Huaqi, complained that it did pay patent licensing fee for the chips and should not be charging for using the chips on products. MII has published a report to alert the domestic manufactures of intellectual property risk in the international market. A index of key technologies and important products under the independent intellectual property rights of China’s information industry has been released as a component of the national intellectual property strategy.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/tech.sina.com.cn\/it\/2007-04-04\/02071447415.shtml<\/a><\/p>\n http:\/\/tech.sina.com.cn\/focus\/07_CeBIT_MP3\/index.shtml<\/a><\/p>\n