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Do we really expect this to make a difference to China which has a long history with IP theft? Forget theft, some of their IP regulations are just weird. I can
by korginator 6y ago
Do we really expect this to make a difference to China which has a long history with IP theft?
Forget theft, some of their IP regulations are just weird. I can file a patent in China even if there's prior IP or a patent elsewhere, just as long as I am the first one to file it in China. Good luck fighting this.
- MR4D 6y ago>Do we really expect this to make a difference to China which has a long history with IP theft? Really good question!! I think the short answer is, no, not by itself. But in conjunction with many other things, it increases the friction in transactions, making it more costly for them to achieve their goals. Rain & snow may not stop an army, but it sure will slow an army down. This is the same.