Linhe District Industry And Commerce Bureau Plans Trademark Supervision In 2014

New " Trademark law It will be implemented in May 1, 2014. In order to better implement the new trademark law and continuously improve the service level of trademark supervision, the industrial and commercial sub Bureau of Linhe District highlights five key tasks and actively plans for trademark supervision in 2014.

The first is to formulate a trademark strategy development plan, and push forward in accordance with the principle of "increments, enlargement and efficiency". Trademark work Focusing on the pillar industries, characteristic industries and key enterprises in Linhe District, we will increase the well-known, famous and well-known trademarks for the second time, and strive to achieve an increase of 20% in total trademark registration throughout the year.

Two is outstanding. Trademark brand Cultivate key points. Around the "trademark rich peasant", we should help the qualified market participants plan and implement the development goals in stages.

We should actively exploit the superior resources of special industries, such as fruits and vegetables, agricultural and livestock products, and special agricultural and sideline products, and carefully nurture and support key industries and enterprises that are included in the development plan. We should adhere to a batch of mature and recommended batch and reserve lots to form a Pyramid type trademark echelon to ensure that there is no fault in creating brands.

Three, we should organize activities such as "trademark entering enterprises", "trademark entering the countryside", "trademark entering the community" and so on. At the same time, a trademark liaison system is implemented. Each trade and Industry Office has identified 1 trademark liaison officers to support the development of trademarks, and is responsible for investigating visits and assisting guidance so as to promote enterprises to strive for brand awareness.

The four is to fully implement the trademark authorized operation system and the trademark registration system in the major shopping malls, brand counters and brand exclusive stores and franchised stores, so as to build a long-term regulatory mechanism for trademark.

Five, we should continue to carry out special efforts to crack down on the infringement of intellectual property rights and the sale of counterfeit and inferior commodities. We should crack down on trademark infringement such as counterfeiting and parting, and at the same time, focus on protecting well-known trademarks, famous trademarks, agricultural products trademarks and geographical trademarks, so as to create a good market atmosphere for the development of brands.

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The world intellectual property organization, based in Geneva, released a report 17 days ago. The number of registered domain names that had been registered by the organization declined in 2013, but the number of involved domain names hit a record high, which is related to the expansion of the Internet top-level domain name system.

The World Intellectual Property Organization said that in 2013, the arbitration and mediation center of the organization received 2585 cases of trademark domain names being registered, less than a record 2884 in the previous year. However, since some trademark owners merged multiple domain names into the same case, the number of domain names involving rush registration reached 6191 in 2013, up 22% over the previous year.

Francis Gauri, director general of the World Intellectual Property Organization (IPR), said that for the trademark owners, there are many uncertainties in the domain name system. In view of potential web sites and new top-level domain names, trademark owners need to make adjustments in the registration and protection of domain names.

Statistics show that retail, fashion and banking finance are the hardest hit areas for trademark domain names. In 2013, the World Intellectual Property Organization (IPR) accepted some of the world's well-known brands, such as general motors, apple, WAL-MART and Coca-Cola.

The World Intellectual Property Organization (iwipo) said that about 2/3 of the cases last year involved the registration of domain names of ".Com". In addition, the number of cases of registering trademark as ".Org" and ".Net" was increased by 15.1% and 9.4% respectively.