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SEPTEMBER 2008

Taiwan to change compulsory licensing rules

Taiwan's Intellectual Property Office is to amend the compulsory licensing provisions of its Patent Law after a long-running dispute between a local CD maker and Philips finally ended

Taiwan's Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) has announced that it will amend the compulsory licensing provisions of its Patent Law after a long-running licensing dispute between a local CD maker and Dutch electronics maker Philips finally ended.



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