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How to Protect Your IP When Selling on Chinese E-Commerce Platforms (English/Español)

1. Selling Your Products on Chinese E-Commerce Sites With China accounting for half of the e-commerce transactions in the world, non-Chinese companies are enjoying some of the spoils. According to Alibaba, U.S. companies sold $5.4 billion in goods on its sites during the recent Singles’ Day shopathon. This success is partly due to Alibaba’s own

China Cyber-Insecurity: What Can You Do?

This is my wrap up to my series on China cybersecurity, stemming from the recent webinar at which I discussed cybersecurity in China. To watch that webinar, go here. To read part 1 of this series, go here. Part 1 described the cybersecurity situation in China. To read part 2 of this series, go here. Part 2

China Cybersecurity: No Place to Hide, Part 3

This is the third in a four-part series on China cybersecurity. This series stems from the recent webinar at which I discussed cybersecurity in China. To watch that webinar, go here. To read part 1 of this series, go here. Part 1 described the cybersecurity situation in China. To read part 2 of this series, go

China Cybersecurity: No Place to Hide, Part 2

This is the second in a multi-part series on China cybersecurity. This series stems from the recent webinar at which I discussed cybersecurity in China. To watch that webinar, go here. To read part 1 of this series, go here. Part 1 described the cybersecurity situation in China. This part 2 explains why cryptography is

China Cybersecurity: No Place to Hide

This is the first in what will be a multi-part series on China cybersecurity. This series stems from the recent webinar at which Steve Dickinson discussed cybersecurity in China. To watch that webinar, go here. I. Cybersecurity with Chinese Characteristics: The Party is the leader of everything. Under the guidance of the Chinese Communist Party

SaaS in China: Resistance is Futile

Software as a Service (SaaS) works great when confined to the Internet of a single country or region such as North America or the European Union. The core concept of SaaS is that an open Internet exists on which SaaS can be built and delivered. But what happens when companies attempt to deliver SaaS into

China Law Blog on Social Media

A lot is happening these days in and with China and around the world. Obviously. Earlier this year, much of our legal work centered around helping our clients deal with the US-China trade war. That truly feels like ages ago, as today, — working remotely — our international lawyers have been consumed with helping companies

Selling Products Through Online Marketplaces Will Get Tougher

Less than two weeks ago, in Suing Chinese Companies for Product Liability, I wrote about the difficulties in holding Chinese companies responsible for defective products in U.S. courts and elsewhere. The problems include asserting personal jurisdiction over a Chinese company and the lack of enforcement of U.S. judgments in China. Because so much of the

Sports Broadcast and Music Video Copyright in China

Sports broadcasts aren’t recognized as copyright subject matter under Chinese statute law although they have been accepted as such in some of the Chinese case law. This makes it necessary for sports brands, such as leagues or their licensees, to tackle piracy using Chinese anti-unfair competition laws. These laws are considered less desirable because the

Music Royalties in China: Let Those Without Sin Cast the First Stone

China is digital. Its music market is almost entirely digital. Physical sales here comprise only about 20% of the total market. China has more than twice as many internet users as the US has people. There are about 900 million mobile internet users here, 70% of whom consume music online. That means there are around

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China Cyber-Insecurity: What Can You Do?

China Cybersecurity: No Place to Hide, Part 3

China Cybersecurity: No Place to Hide, Part 2

China Cybersecurity: No Place to Hide

SaaS in China: Resistance is Futile

China Law Blog on Social Media

Selling Products Through Online Marketplaces Will Get Tougher

Sports Broadcast and Music Video Copyright in China

Music Royalties in China: Let Those Without Sin Cast the First Stone

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How to Protect Your IP When Selling on Chinese E-Commerce Platforms (English/Español)

China Cyber-Insecurity: What Can You Do?

China Cybersecurity: No Place to Hide, Part 3

China Cybersecurity: No Place to Hide, Part 2

China Cybersecurity: No Place to Hide

SaaS in China: Resistance is Futile

China Law Blog on Social Media

Selling Products Through Online Marketplaces Will Get Tougher

Sports Broadcast and Music Video Copyright in China

Music Royalties in China: Let Those Without Sin Cast the First Stone