Intellectual property protection of digital technology

Author: Edited by Chen Meizhang and Liu Jiangbin
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Publish Date: 2000-05-01
Features: This book focuses on the intellectual property protection of digital technology, featuring 30 selected articles and several invited contributions, divided into two parts and compiled into this volume. The book has the following characteristics: First, "new" - the content and perspectives of the book are fresh, not only introducing the current status of intellectual property protection for digital technology and the internet in international contexts but also presenting new research findings on topics such as "Legal Networks and Management," "On the Establishment of Network Public Opinion Rights," and "The Impact of Digitalization on Legal Systems." Second, "practical" - the topics of the book are highly practical in both content and form, with the selected papers addressing real-world issues arising from digital technology and intellectual property protection. Third, "dynamic" - the book features lively perspectives, with authors discussing hot topics such as digital technology, the internet, and databases, engaging in open and diverse discussions on cutting-edge intellectual property protection challenges faced globally. Science and technology are productive forces and an inexhaustible driving force for social development. Intellectual property is a byproduct of technological innovation—it is both a resource and a form of property, and more importantly, a force that propels society forward. This book collects more than 30 research papers on "Intellectual Property Protection of Digital High-Tech" by senior experts and scholars from both sides of the Taiwan Strait. The content is up-to-date, closely aligned with practical issues encountered (such as intellectual property protection on the internet), and features dynamic academic perspectives, making it highly valuable for reading.