w88 casino News Network (Correspondent Wu Baiding)October 22-23, 2015,Director, Competition Law Center, Law w88 casino, w88 casinoProfessorHuang YongInvited to attend the event held in Beijing“The 4th ‘China Competition Policy Forum’ and International Symposium on Intellectual Property and Antitrust". This "China Competition Policy Forum" is hosted byState Council Anti-Monopoly CommissionSponsored by the Expert Advisory Group,Organized by the Competition Law Research Center of China University of Political Science and Law.
On the 22nd, Huang Yong served as the moderator of the topic "Relevant Market Definition Related to Intellectual Property". Under this topic, Chairman of the Department of Economics, Lingnan University, Hong KongProfessorLin Ping, Dongbei University of Finance and EconomicsProfessorYu Zuo, Wuhan University Law w88 casinoProfessorNing Lizhi, China University of Political Science and LawProfessorLiu Jifeng and East China University of Political Science and LawPostdocLan Lei delivered speeches respectively.Huang Yongpointed out in the comments that the definition of relevant markets for intellectual property rights is a hot and difficult issue of common concern to academics and practitioners at home and abroad. In addition to considering traditional related product markets and related geographical markets, it is also necessary to consider related technology markets. In addition, the complexity of patents or technologies also poses greater challenges for accurately defining the relevant markets for intellectual property rights. This requires scholars and law enforcers to better understand the real situation of the market and be more cautious in the process of defining relevant markets.
Huang Yong moderates the sub-forum
Zhang Qiong, convener of the Expert Advisory Group of the State Council Anti-Monopoly Commission, Zhang Handong, Director of the Price Supervision and Anti-Monopoly Bureau of the National Development and Reform Commission, Shang Ming, Director of the Anti-Monopoly Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce, Ren Airong, Director of the Anti-Monopoly and Anti-Unfair Competition Enforcement Bureau of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, Li Changxi, Deputy Director of the Regulation Bureau of the State Internet Information Office, Ceciclio Villarejo, Deputy Director-General of the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Competition, Randall, former Chief Judge of the U.S. Federal Court of Appeals Rader, Frances Marshall, Special Counsel for Intellectual Property of the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, Andrew Heimert, Asia Competition Advisor of the U.S. Federal w88 Commission, as well as representatives from the International Telecommunications Union, the Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute, the China Communications Standards Association, George Mason University in the United States, Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, Seoul National University in South Korea, multinational companies and well-known law firms. A total of more than 200 people attended this forum.
This forum also focused on global intellectual property antitrust enforcement practices, intellectual property policies and their application of standard-setting organizations, identification of intellectual property-related abuses, antitrust relief issues for standard-essential patents, and the application of the FRAND principle and the determination of reasonable licensing fees.
