I. What are the protections for intellectual property rights on the internet
Increased awareness of intellectual property protection. To comply with the relevant international conventions and our laws and regulations on the protection of intellectual property, to abide by the usual rules of international trade and to honour the contracts and commitments concerning the protection of intellectual property between enterprises. Respect for the intellectual property rights of others and the protection of their own. The honour and dignity of chinese enterprises and entrepreneurs were won through full cooperation with the international community。
2. To improve innovation mechanisms for enterprise ownership and actively pursue autonomous innovation activities. Only by vigorously developing key and core technologies with autonomous intellectual property rights, with more autonomous intellectual property rights in the areas in which enterprises operate, can they emerge from the position of vulnerability of the human being and be economically competitive and enjoy respected international influence. To that end, we must accelerate the development of enterprise intellectual property strategies that, while learning others, build on autonomous innovation and enhance the capacity of enterprises to create, apply and protect intellectual property rights。
3. In day-to-day production operations, the law is strictly applicable. Do not infringe on the intellectual property rights of others; do not steal the patented technology of others; do not manufacture, use, sell or disseminate counterfeit products; and do not embezzle and imitate the trademarks, product labels and visual designs of others。
4. To resolutely combat violations of the intellectual property rights of others, to actively report violations involving intellectual property rights and to cooperate with the government in its efforts to curb, detect and combat such violations。
5. Actively participate in social activities to promote the protection of intellectual property and work with all sectors of society towards the healthy development of intellectual property. To take seriously the social responsibility associated with intellectual property rights and to raise awareness of the protection of intellectual property rights throughout society, thus contributing to the effective advancement of the cause of intellectual property protection in our country。
Ii. Duration of protection of intellectual property rights on the internet
1. The duration of patents for inventions is 20 years and for practical new types of patents and patents for visual design is 10 years, calculated from the date of application。
2. A registered trademark is valid for ten years from the date of its registration. If the registered trademark has expired and continues to be used, an application for renewal of the registration shall be made within six months of the expiry date, each renewal being valid for ten years。
3. The right to copyright, the right to signature, the right to modify and the right to protect the integrity of a work are not restricted。
(a) a citizen's right to publish, the protection of the author's right to intellectual property is 50 years after the author's life and death, up to 31 december of the 50th year after the author's death; in the case of collaborative works, on 31 december of the 50th year following the death of the last deceased author。
The work of a legal person or other organization, the right to copyright (other than the right to a signature) is a work of a legal person or other organization in the exercise of his or her functions. The right to publish, the right to property in the works is protected for a period of 50 years, up to 31 december of the fiftieth year following the first publication of the work, but it is not protected if the work has not been published within 50 years of the completion of his or her own creation。
With the rapid growth of the network, a large number of works are increasingly and more rapidly being converted from traditional forms (mainly paper-based forms, including audio, video, etc.) to web-based forms and disseminated online, in which conflicts of rights and even disputes between the rights holders of the works and the traditional forms of rights-holders and distributors of the network are inevitable. However, the country's current online intellectual property protection system is not yet complete and, although laws and regulations have been enacted to regulate the behaviour of internet users, legislation is still far from being adapted to the pace of development of cybertechnologies owing to its lateness and conservativeness。
