LXer: IPR, Trade Barriers and Open Document Formats: China Learns its Lessons Well

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LXer: IPR, Trade Barriers and Open Document Formats: China Learns its Lessons Well

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12-22-2007, 04:50 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,358 Rep:	LXer: IPR, Trade Barriers and Open Document Formats: China Learns its Lessons Well Published at LXer: One of the topics I'm behind writing on is the state of IPR concerns and standard setting in China in general, and the current status of UOF – China's "Uniform Office Document Format" entry in the document format sweepstakes – in particular. I recently spoke at two conferences in Beijing, and got back up to speed in this regard direct from the source. Read More...

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