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Peggy Lai 09013687
Lisa Hedlund 11501383
Peggy Lai 09013687
Lisa Hedlund 11501383
Peggy Lai 09013687
Lisa Hedlund 11501383
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                              Lisa Hedlund 11501383


IPR includes
 Patent: exclusive right given by a patent means that no one may use the
  invention for professional purposes
 Trademark: is a distinctive sign or indicator used by an individual, business
  organization or other legal entity to identify itself with its products or
  services
 Design: protects the looks of
   the product rather than its functions
 Copyright: The creator; the writer,
    composer and artists has his/her right
    to their intellectual work
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                         Lisa Hedlund 11501383


Background
Sweden                           China
 Concept of Patent first         Concept of Patent first
  introduced during the 17th       introduced during the 21st
  century.                         century
 First governmental authority    Intellectual property rights
  established 1885                 (IPRs) have been
 The Swedish Patent and           acknowledged and protected
  Registration Office (PRV)        in the People’s Republic of
  since 1978                       China since 1979.
                                  First governmental authority
                                   established 1980
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                             Lisa Hedlund 11501383


Tradition
Sweden                            China
 Most successful inventors        Great civilization for millennia
    during the 20th century        Until the 15th century, Chinese
   During the same time period     technological discoveries and
    many flourishing companies      inventions were often far in
    established                     advance of those in Europe.
   Individualistic Culture        No sense of protecting what they
   Earn Profit and Recognition     have invented.
   High quality                   E.g :Traditional Chinese
   ”Just a little bit” better      Medicine(TCM), more than
                                    2000 years ago, NO patent.
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                             Lisa Hedlund 11501383


Swedish inventions
 Dynamite (1867)

 Spherical Bearings (1907)

 Tetra Pak (1944)

 Pacemaker (1958)




…and what did the Chinese people do at this time?
Peggy Lai 09013687
Lisa Hedlund 11501383
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                        Lisa Hedlund 11501383


Chinese Inventions
The famous Four Great Inventions:
Gunpowder (the 9th century )
Printing (in 868 )
Compass (4th-century BC)
Papermaking (AD 105)


  ...... What were the Swedish doing?
Peggy Lai 09013687
Lisa Hedlund 11501383
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                                  Lisa Hedlund 11501383


Changes in attitude towards IPR
Sweden                                China
 Downloading of Music, Movies etc.    Pressure from the West and the
                                          World Trade Organization
 Immaterial rights
                                         the State Intellectual Property
 Enforcement of IPRED-law                Office ("SIPO")
  (Intellectual Property Rights          Today, SIPO is responsible for
  Enforcement Directive)                 granting patents (national office),
 Stealing is illegal but free           registering semiconductor layout
  downloading should be legal?            designs (national office), and
                                         enforcing patents (local SIPO
                                          offices),
                                         coordinating domestic foreign-
                                          related IPR issues involving
                                          copyrights, trademarks and
                                          patents
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                                 Lisa Hedlund 11501383


Continued…
Sweden                              China
 Not accepted to look for or buy    China’s first patent law was
  copied products at home             enacted in 1984
 …but if we go somewhere else…      Chemical and pharmaceutical
 Increasing number of so called      products, as well as food,
  shopping trips to especially        beverages, and flavorings are all
  China                               now patentable
 Majority of those who go do buy    The Chinese Patent Law,
  copied products                     enacted in 1993, for Traditional
                                      Medical Knowledge protection.
                                     Some Chinese own products are
                                      seen E.g
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                         Lisa Hedlund 11501383


However, does it work?
Sweden                        China
Limitations:                      Limitations:
 Downloading                    China’s reliance on
 Minor Black Market              administrative
• Private persons                X Criminal measures
• Organized criminal groups
                                 Corruption
 Public Awareness Present
                                 Limited training to
 Not a big problem               enforcement officials
                                 Lack of Public Education
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                           Lisa Hedlund 11501383


IKEA

 In China since 1998
 ”11 Furniture” in Kunming
 Copied the whole experience of IKEA



…luckily, they did not even try to copy…
Peggy Lai 09013687
                Lisa Hedlund 11501383


The Swedish Meatballs
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                       Lisa Hedlund 11501383


References
 http://wraltechwire.com/business/tech_wire/opinion/story/277
    6264/
   http://www.sipo.gov.cn/zcfg/
   http://www.mac.doc.gov/china/docs/businessguides/intellectua
    lpropertyrights.htm
   http://www.slu.se/en/collaborative-centres-and-projects/slu-
    holding/for-researchers/protection-of-inventions/
   http://awapatent.com/?id=11479
   http://www.e24.se/business/falsk-ikea-hittad-i-kinesisk-
    stad_2965846.e24
   http://www.prv.se/In-English/
Peggy Lai 09013687
                                    Lisa Hedlund 11501383


Questions
 Why does the Chinese authorities fail to implement
 the laws restricting the copying of products – is it a
 question of the mindset or the size of the population
 that complicates the issue most?

 Do you think that protection IPR is a medium of
 boosting creativity or instead rather working in the
 opposite direction?

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Lisa Hedlund 11501383, Peggy LAi 09013687

  • 1. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383
  • 2. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383
  • 3. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383
  • 4. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 IPR includes  Patent: exclusive right given by a patent means that no one may use the invention for professional purposes  Trademark: is a distinctive sign or indicator used by an individual, business organization or other legal entity to identify itself with its products or services  Design: protects the looks of the product rather than its functions  Copyright: The creator; the writer, composer and artists has his/her right to their intellectual work
  • 5. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 Background Sweden China  Concept of Patent first  Concept of Patent first introduced during the 17th introduced during the 21st century. century  First governmental authority  Intellectual property rights established 1885 (IPRs) have been  The Swedish Patent and acknowledged and protected Registration Office (PRV) in the People’s Republic of since 1978 China since 1979.  First governmental authority established 1980
  • 6. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 Tradition Sweden China  Most successful inventors  Great civilization for millennia during the 20th century  Until the 15th century, Chinese  During the same time period technological discoveries and many flourishing companies inventions were often far in established advance of those in Europe.  Individualistic Culture  No sense of protecting what they  Earn Profit and Recognition have invented.  High quality  E.g :Traditional Chinese  ”Just a little bit” better Medicine(TCM), more than 2000 years ago, NO patent.
  • 7. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 Swedish inventions  Dynamite (1867)  Spherical Bearings (1907)  Tetra Pak (1944)  Pacemaker (1958) …and what did the Chinese people do at this time?
  • 8. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383
  • 9. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 Chinese Inventions The famous Four Great Inventions: Gunpowder (the 9th century ) Printing (in 868 ) Compass (4th-century BC) Papermaking (AD 105) ...... What were the Swedish doing?
  • 10. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383
  • 11. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 Changes in attitude towards IPR Sweden China  Downloading of Music, Movies etc.  Pressure from the West and the World Trade Organization  Immaterial rights  the State Intellectual Property  Enforcement of IPRED-law Office ("SIPO") (Intellectual Property Rights  Today, SIPO is responsible for Enforcement Directive)  granting patents (national office),  Stealing is illegal but free  registering semiconductor layout downloading should be legal? designs (national office), and  enforcing patents (local SIPO offices),  coordinating domestic foreign- related IPR issues involving copyrights, trademarks and patents
  • 12. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 Continued… Sweden China  Not accepted to look for or buy  China’s first patent law was copied products at home enacted in 1984  …but if we go somewhere else…  Chemical and pharmaceutical  Increasing number of so called products, as well as food, shopping trips to especially beverages, and flavorings are all China now patentable  Majority of those who go do buy  The Chinese Patent Law, copied products enacted in 1993, for Traditional Medical Knowledge protection.  Some Chinese own products are seen E.g
  • 13. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 However, does it work? Sweden China Limitations: Limitations:  Downloading  China’s reliance on  Minor Black Market administrative • Private persons  X Criminal measures • Organized criminal groups  Corruption  Public Awareness Present  Limited training to  Not a big problem enforcement officials  Lack of Public Education
  • 14. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 IKEA  In China since 1998  ”11 Furniture” in Kunming  Copied the whole experience of IKEA …luckily, they did not even try to copy…
  • 15. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 The Swedish Meatballs
  • 16. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 References  http://wraltechwire.com/business/tech_wire/opinion/story/277 6264/  http://www.sipo.gov.cn/zcfg/  http://www.mac.doc.gov/china/docs/businessguides/intellectua lpropertyrights.htm  http://www.slu.se/en/collaborative-centres-and-projects/slu- holding/for-researchers/protection-of-inventions/  http://awapatent.com/?id=11479  http://www.e24.se/business/falsk-ikea-hittad-i-kinesisk- stad_2965846.e24  http://www.prv.se/In-English/
  • 17. Peggy Lai 09013687 Lisa Hedlund 11501383 Questions  Why does the Chinese authorities fail to implement the laws restricting the copying of products – is it a question of the mindset or the size of the population that complicates the issue most?  Do you think that protection IPR is a medium of boosting creativity or instead rather working in the opposite direction?