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    Interview: Helen Xu, Jaguar Land Rover
    Helen Xu of Jaguar Land Rover shares her thoughts about brand protection in China, and how the Trademark Law will help prestigious brands protect their rights.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 12 2014
  • Sponsored discussion: How to fight online infringement in China
    Kai Yang, Wen Zhong, and Peng Zheng of Liu, Shen & Associates discuss how to combat online infringement in China and why brand owners need to take the fight to counterfeiters in the physical realm.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 12 2014
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    INTA Annual Meeting to return to Asia in 2020
    In yesterday’s Opening Ceremonies, Etienne Sanz de Acedo, INTA CEO, highlighted the Association’s rapidly growing initiatives in Asia. He said that 2,739 attendees from Asia-Pacific were registered for this year’s Annual Meeting, making up almost 32% of all attendees.
    May 11 2014
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    Branding a world city
    Skyscrapers, crowded streets, dragons, finance, shopping, trams and ferries, east and west, old and new: these are all aspects of “Brand Hong Kong,” said Financial Secretary John Tsang in yesterday’s INTA Annual Meeting keynote address. “They are all relevant but by no means definitive,” he added
    May 11 2014
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    Africa gears up for Madrid System
    The Madrid System could expand beyond 100 member states within the next year if the Organisation Africaine de la Propriété Intellectuelle (OAPI) delivers on its plans to join
    May 11 2014
  • How to win law students' attention
    Meet Generation-e: today’s law students are permanently connected to their electronic devices; constantly distracted by emails, texts and tweets; and believe they can combine keeping in touch online with listening to lectures
    May 11 2014
  • Sponsored discussion: Moving fast under China’s new Trademark Law
    China’s new Trademark Law looks to speed up registration and opposition proceedings and to stop on bad-faith factors. Spring Chang and Frank Liu of Chang Tsi & Partners and Tom Wang of Kohler discuss the changes and how brand owners can prepare.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 11 2014
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    Protecting Trademarks “Hong Kong-style”
    The INTA Bulletin interviewed Peter Kam-fai Cheung, Director of Intellectual Property, Registrar of Patents, Designs and Trademarks for the Hong Kong Intellectual Property Department (HKIPD) in December of last year. The HKIPD is co-organizing the Unreal Student Session on Tuesday from 12:00pm to 4:00pm in the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Center.
    May 11 2014
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    What to do when an infringer is your biggest customer
    Trademark owners have long complained that own-brand rivals use look-alike products to free-ride on their reputations and steal market share. INTA panelists today will explain what they can do about it, says Emma Barraclough
    May 11 2014
  • US trademark case and TTAB trends explained
    A session on Wednesday will give attendees analysis of the most important US trademark cases in the past year. Michael Loney looks at some of the cases that might be discussed.
    May 11 2014
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