Nike files suit over shoe logo

2007-07-17 09:36:26

American sporting goods giant Nike is suing two Chinese shoe manufacturers for alleged copyright infringement and a French supermarket for displaying and selling the shoes.

Microchip sues Haier over data copyright

2007-07-08 09:33:52

American chip maker Microchip Technology Inc is suing Shanghai Haier Integrated Circuit Co, accusing it of infringing the copyright of its database.

State firms to use licensed software

2007-04-25 10:06:57

In an effort to curb software piracy, the Chinese government will require all large State-owned enterprises to begin using genuine software this year, Vice-Premier Wu Yi said yesterday.

China strengthens copyright protection

2006-04-21 08:57:43

The Chinese government vowed here Wednesday it will strengthen protection for copyright.

Case study

2006-03-06 09:37:52

Copyright protection to improve

2006-02-16 09:36:55

When "The Pacifier" was shown online by a Chinese website without permission, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPA) complained to the National Copyright Administration of China last October.

Case study

2006-02-07 09:33:34

Online piracy campaign a success

2006-02-07 09:30:20

In an effort to curb online piracy, 18 criminal offence cases have been handed over to police for investigation, sources with the National Copyright Administration of China said yesterday.

China to issue new rules on copyright of online publications

2006-02-06 09:34:51

The State Council of China will issue a new regulation on the copyright of internet publications to control online publishing in China. The statement was issued by Yan Xiaohong, Deputy Director of China's National Copyright Administration (NCAC), during a regular NCAC press conference Wednesday in Beijing.

Government to crack down on software copyright infringement

2006-01-23 09:35:59

Yan Xiaohong, deputy director of the National Copyright Administration, announced in February that any companies found using pirate software would be blacklisted.

Judge rules for Starbucks in copyright violation case

2006-01-02 09:29:10

Shanghai: A local company has been ruled to stop infringing on the copyright of the US-based Starbucks Corporation and to pay compensation of 500,000 yuan (US$62,500) to the US company.