GENEVA - The World Intellectual Property Organization said on Monday that it had launched a new artificial intelligence-powered image search technology, making it faster and easier to establish the distinctiveness of a trademark in a target market.
Hong Kong Disneyland opened its newest Marvel-themed attraction on Sunday, as part of its efforts to increase its fortunes and expand its Marvel Comics offerings at the resort.
Zhongshan, a city in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, is attracting investment and professionals to improve its high-tech capacity.
A total of 41 projects were signed at the opening of the 2019 Zhongshan Trade and Investment Fair& Top Talent Networking event on Thursday, further fueling the rapid growth of the southern Chinese city.
Beijing made great strides in 2018 developing a national science and technology center, with several nationally and globally renowned organizations rating the city as one of the world's leading science and technology hubs.
Nano satellites, 3D-printing implantable metal, electron accelerators for medical use, high-precision and super-heavy-duty turning-milling machines hit the headlines in Beijing's media after they were awarded at a conference on March 1 to mark the city's prominent research results in 2018.
Beijing will have to overcome challenges on its path to developing a national science and technology innovation center, but the city can overcome those obstacles by making good use of its advantageous resources, the city's deputies said at the annual session of the 13th National People's Congress held earlier this month.
A recent legal case has triggered a flurry of discussion among industry experts on whether the name of a fictional book in a novel can be protected as a prior right, and thus be prevented from being registered by another party as a trademark.
WASHINGTON - When Chen Lihui, a performer of Fujian Puppetry, a Chinese performance art, simultaneously maneuvered the head of his 18-inch puppet back and forth, its legs kicking high, and its hands wiping the dust off the brim of its hat, 200 children burst into laughter.
STRASBOURG, France - The European Parliament approved on Tuesday a landmark copyright bill, which seeks to give creative writers and artists better protection of their rights and income.
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