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如何得到適當的人在中國: 評估中心基於選擇方法。
Licensing Your Trademark in China: One More Thing to Remember
I am on a “trademark” crusade, so I want to beat this dead horse of a topic again.
If you have not registered your trademark in China (the Chinese translation of your mark, including Chinese characters, pinyin, any proprietary pictures, graphics, etc.), you should not even consider signing any licensing agreement at all. Many China bloggers have repeatedly discussed this topic, and I loathe restating the obvious.
Assuming you have done your homework and registered your trademark with…
“No commerce, no evil” is no more: how China’s ethical standards affect your business
IP Protection - Best Practice Tips
Few executives in China, at either Chinese or foreign companies, would be shocked to stumble across a knock-off version of their product somewhere in that country. As China’s trade links to the outside world expand rapidly, fewer and fewer foreign companies are surprised to find a China-produced counterfeit in their home market as well. This sobering reality is, however, tempered by some good news: Companies can take steps to prevent intellectual property…
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