Re:The Chinese Government Likely Borrowed More than the US i...
by rdlecler1 on Monday July 16, 2018 @11:00AM
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Certainly they’re getting 2x - 3x more per dollar they spend both because of intrinsic lower costs but also IP theft.
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Re:The Chinese Government Likely Borrowed More than the US i...
by swfsql on Monday July 16, 2018 @11:30AM
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IP shouldn't exist, and it hampers capitalism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAvbWeivv8o
This is one of China's advantages btw, the US should abolish IP to get more competitive.
Re:The Chinese Government Likely Borrowed More than the US i...
by rdlecler1 on Saturday July 21, 2018 @02:08AM
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Clearly you’re not an investor because what brings confidence to investors is commercial defensibility. IP is one of those moats that encourage investment.
Re:The Chinese Government Likely Borrowed More than the US i...
by EGreg on Monday July 16, 2018 @11:03AM
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Did China agree it is theft?
The US doesn’t respect trademarks like Kobe Beef, Parmesan Cheese etc.
http://www.internationaltrade.law/blog/why-youve-probably-ne...
Re:The Chinese Government Likely Borrowed More than the US i...
by dpark on Monday July 16, 2018 @11:15AM
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> I can pretty much confirm that I have never had real Parmesan Cheese, and neither have you.
That is a bizarre claim. If you’ve only ever bought pre-grated Kraft “Parmesan”, that might be true. But it’s not difficult to buy Parmigiano-Reggiano in nicer grocery stores.
Also the EU has hundreds of special designations. It’s not surprising that the US would decline to give a blanket deference to EU law in this area.
Re:The Chinese Government Likely Borrowed More than the US i...
by EGreg on Monday July 16, 2018 @08:12PM
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While it may not be difficult, what I said is correct.
Why should China respect IP of USA if USA doesn’t respect IP of Europe?
Re:The Chinese Government Likely Borrowed More than the US i...
by dpark on Monday July 16, 2018 @10:27PM
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It’s not correct. We have international agreements with China and others nations broadly covering patents and copyrights. We have no such agreements covering regional appellates.
Re:The Chinese Government Likely Borrowed More than the US i...
by rdlecler1 on Wednesday July 18, 2018 @10:50AM
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If you don’t see the difference between using a name of appellation and hacking into a computer and downloading research that cost billions of dollars then I’m afraid we can’t have a discussion about this.