Recently, a highly influential british journal, managing intellectual property management, published the 2010 global catalogue of 50 most influential intellectual property personalities, including premier wen jiabao of the state council, the director of the national intellectual property authority, talipu, and the president of the intellectual property court of the supreme people's court, kong cheung jun. Professor wu handong, director of the centre and a prominent intellectual property expert, was re-elected after 2009。
The magazine evaluates professor wu handong: when he talks about intellectual property, chinese intellectual property policy makers listen carefully. He has played an important role in the process of legal changes such as the law on copyrights in china, as president of the university of economics and economics of china, director of the centre for intellectual property research and president of the research council on intellectual property law of the chinese law society. He has written in the world intellectual property organization (wipo) journal, which divides the history of intellectual property rights in china into “passive acceptance”, “selective adoption”, “adaptive application”, and “active arrangements”。
Professor wu handong has given nearly 100 intellectual property lectures to officials of the central political bureau, the ministry of commerce, the state intellectual property agency, the state copyright agency and other government agencies, which have had an important impact on the evolution of china's intellectual property system. In his lecture, he pointed out that, after paying licence fees to intel and microsoft, china's computer manufacturing companies produced a profit of only “ten apples” per computer, but believed that the phenomenon would not be sustainable. As discussions on china's autonomous innovation policy rise, academics like professor wu handong will contribute to the development of relevant laws and policies to boost china's innovation capacity。
In addition, the world intellectual property organization director-general, francis gourth, the european patent director, badesdale, the united states patent and trademark director, capos, president chávez, and the united states federal supreme court are well known。
It is known that this is the ninth consecutive year in which the british journal intellectual property management launched the global directory of 50 most influential intellectual property personalities. To date, the directory includes the most influential and authoritative representatives in the field of intellectual property worldwide, who have important implications for national intellectual property systems and the global economy, law and policy. (locking futao by the correspondent of the man/china intellectual property research network, partly translated from the british journal intellectual property administration)
