China needs to take stronger action to crack down on piracy and counterfeiting of U.S. goods and open its markets to more American exports and services, U.S. officials said on Wednesday
The agreement provides for exchanges of seizure information on counterfeit goods between customs staff of the two nations designed to improve intellectual property rights enforcement.
The United States government and the US creative industries last week signalled a new crackdown on intellectual property (IP) infringement at home and abroad.
The Food and Drug Administration, responding to the discovery of a potentially toxic chemical in Chinese toothpaste exports, said it is blocking all toothpaste from China at the U.S. border
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has praised Japan for its the adoption of a legislation that criminalises the illegal recording of films in movie theaters.
PHARMACISTS under the aegis of Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) yesterday called on the Federal Government to prosecute all offenders involved in the Onitsha drug market
Adobe India plans to forge alliances with educational boards at the school level as part of its initiatives in the areas of building an employable talent pool and spreading awareness about the need to curb piracy.
US software giant Microsoft on Monday signed an agreement with a Vietnam government ministry to use only licensed programmes in a bid to reduce rampant software piracy in the communist country.
