Author: Li Yang
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: The development of network digital technology has long profoundly changed people's political, economic, and legal lives. Science and technology are always a double-edged sword. While people revel in the great convenience brought by the internet, the problems triggered by it also plunge them into endless troubles. Legal issues, including intellectual property rights, are among the most frustrating problems encountered online. How to properly address and resolve the various new issues raised by the application of network digital technology in intellectual property protection is key to promoting the research and development of new technologies and driving the growth of the network industry. The book "Network Intellectual Property Law" written by Comrade Li Yang is a valuable exploration in this regard. "Network Intellectual Property Law" takes the principle of rights as its guiding ideology, studying how to fully leverage the function of law in the network digital environment. It aims to not only protect the rights of intellectual property holders but also effectively promote the development of the network industry and enhance the public interest. Throughout the book, the author fully incorporates the experience of judicial practice and the research findings of other scholars, and on this basis, proposes many original insights. These insights are undoubtedly beneficial for broadening people's perspectives and advancing the legislation of network intellectual property.
Network Intellectual Property Law
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