Sector

Suppressing Demand

Good laws and good enforcement alone won’t eliminate the demand for fake goods. Gregory Glass examines the challenges countries around the region face in educating consumers about counterfeits.

An Interpretation of New Sino-American Film Agreements

Fighting Online Infringement

Protection of Trade Secrets in India

Malaysia to Establish Copyright Tribunal

Simone Mitchell Promoted As Partner At DLA Piper in Sydney

New Draft of Chinese Law Will Positively Influence Sino-foreign Film Production

ASEAN, Japan Sign IP Cooperation Deal

DLA Piper Named Patent Specialist Robynne Sanders Partner

Collaborative Approach Culminates with Certification of Live Events Tariffs

Court Rules There is Copyright in a Font; Microsoft Ordered to pay 512,000 Shekels

Pinterest Named Michael Yang Its General Counsel

Innovative Financial Services for the Film Industry

Voluntary Notification of Copyright

Protest Frenzy Leads Government to Change Proposed Copyright Law Amendments

Furious protests against proposed amendments to New Zealand's Copyright Act have caused the government to re-think its position. Newly proposed changes would release ISPs from the obligation to terminate accounts of repeat infringers.