Intellectual Property Rights
Singaporean to lead U.N. intellectual property agency
Daren Tang, from Singapore, was elected to become the new director general of the World Intellectual Property Organization.
How universities protect sensitive research [infographic]
Universities around the world are taking steps to protect their sensitive research from attempts by the Chinese Communist Party or others to steal it.
Protecting intellectual property rights [poster]
Protecting intellectual property rights and making sure that innovators are paid what they deserve are a U.S. priority. Download this free poster.
Challenges and rewards of doing business with China
The U.S. warns companies to protect against China's intellectual property theft, which could lead to security and privacy risks as well as economic harm.
5G tech raises global intellectual property concerns
Stealing ideas hurts workers. As more of the economy becomes connected through 5G, it's vital that we have trusted networks to secure ideas.
U.S. warns it won’t share intelligence with compromised partners
The view of the U.S. is that Huawei equipment in any part of 5G networks represents an unacceptable risk to national security.
U.S. universities top latest worldwide patent count
With heavy investments in research, U.S. universities are outpacing their international counterparts in receiving U.S. patents for new inventions.
What does it mean when copyrighted works become free?
Copyrighted works dating back to 1923 have now entered the public domain. That's important news for teachers, theater groups and others.
Helping Vietnam’s justice system crack down on intellectual property theft
Following a push by Vietnam to improve enforcement of intellectual property laws, the U.S. trained 120 Vietnamese judges on intellectual property rights.