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[Summary] => Justice Undersecretary Ricardo Blancaflor left the Department of Justice (DOJ) the other day to assume his new post as director general of the Intellectual Property Office (IPO).
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[Title] => RP, China step up joint effort to curb piracy
[Summary] => The Philippines and China have stepped up cooperation efforts to crack down on piracy.
According to Intellectual Property Office (IPO) Director General Adrian Cristobal Jr., the Philippines and China have actually signed an initial agreement between the Philippine Bureau of Customs and its Chinese counterpart to crack down on illegal imports.
Furthermore, Cristobal said he had an informal talk with Chinese Commerce Minister Bo Xilai to set up more cooperation mechanism in the campaign against piracy.
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[Title] => US willing to help RP stop entry of fake goods from China
[Summary] => Newly-designated US Ambassador to the Philippines Kristie A. Kenney has offered the US government’s cooperation and assistance in helping the Philippines talk with China regarding the entry of various fake products into the Philippines.
Majority or about 85 percent of fake products sold in the Philippines actually comes from China, based on findings of the International Property Office (IPO).
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[Title] => IPO head optimistic US will remove RP from IPR watch list
[Summary] => Intellectual Property Office (IPO) Director General Adrian Cristobal Jr. expressed his optimism yesterday that the US may finally downgrade the Philippines from special priority watch list to just ordinary watch list, following the completion of an out-of-cycle review that started last month.
Cristobal is even hoping that the out-of-cycle review may result in the complete removal of the Philippines from the Watch list of the Special 301 Report of the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) following the government’s earnest effort to combat piracy.
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[Title] => IPO head confident US will remove RP from IPR watchlist
[Summary] => Intellectual Property Office (IPO) Director General Adrian Cristobal Jr. expressed optimism yesterday that the Philippines may be able to finally convince the US to remove the country from the Special 301 Watchlist as Philippine authorities firm up its Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Action Plan.
Following a video conference with officials of the US Trade Representative (USTR) office last month, Cristobal said the USTR acknowledged the gains made by the Philippines in promoting IPR and cracking down on IPR violators.
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[Summary] => The Philippines and China have stepped up cooperation efforts to crack down on piracy.
According to Intellectual Property Office (IPO) Director General Adrian Cristobal Jr., the Philippines and China have actually signed an initial agreement between the Philippine Bureau of Customs and its Chinese counterpart to crack down on illegal imports.
Furthermore, Cristobal said he had an informal talk with Chinese Commerce Minister Bo Xilai to set up more cooperation mechanism in the campaign against piracy.
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[Title] => US willing to help RP stop entry of fake goods from China
[Summary] => Newly-designated US Ambassador to the Philippines Kristie A. Kenney has offered the US government’s cooperation and assistance in helping the Philippines talk with China regarding the entry of various fake products into the Philippines.
Majority or about 85 percent of fake products sold in the Philippines actually comes from China, based on findings of the International Property Office (IPO).
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Cristobal is even hoping that the out-of-cycle review may result in the complete removal of the Philippines from the Watch list of the Special 301 Report of the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) following the government’s earnest effort to combat piracy.
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Following a video conference with officials of the US Trade Representative (USTR) office last month, Cristobal said the USTR acknowledged the gains made by the Philippines in promoting IPR and cracking down on IPR violators.
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