Regulating ‘Big Tech’: EU’s DSA and DMA initiatives
The two proposals by the European Commission for a Digital Services Act and a Digital Markets Act mark a major step in the regulation of digital markets by the EU.
Law & Enforcement
Judicial Approach to Internet Platform Governance -- Viewing the Application of Anti-Unfair Competition Law from the Perspective of Multiple Roles and Multilaterality of Platforms
Platform companies provide basic functional services and complete the trading system through the Internet platform, gather traffic and matching information for the platform, promote traffic and information monetization.
Analysis of trail difficulties in conflict cases regarding trademark and enterprise name
One of the manifestations of the gradual maturity of the market economy is the increase of the brand’s awareness of the whole society, and the commercial marks that are directly related to enterprises’ brand are trademark and name of the enterprise. Because the area covered by trademark and enterpri
Judicial Cognizance Standards for New Types of Competitions Constituting An Act Of Unfair Competition in Internet Environment
With the increasing development of Internet technologies and the continuous occurrence of various ways of business and competitions, conventional acts of unfair competitions are extending and expanding in the Internet field, thus resulting in various of new types of unfair competitions. The aforemen
Registration Formal Requirements for Sound Trademarks in China, US, and EU
Trademark registration in China follows the graphic representation regime, and therefore sound trademarks should primarily adopts graphic representaion, specifically in the form of stave or numbered musical notations of the sound in combination with notes in words for trademark registration. F
