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New Chinese Regulation of IPRs in Standards?

Posted By Mattias Ganslandt on December 2nd, 2009

China recently circulated a draft regulation regarding the use of patents in Chinese national standards. The regulation demands that for patents to be eligible for incorporation in standards, they must be made irrevocably available royalty free

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1. It seems that SAC has decided to delete the most controversial parts of the Draft. This includes in Art. 9 ‘significantly lower than the customary royalty’, leaving the sentence as following ‘a commitment to license on a RAND basis’. It ...
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