Ensuring trade policy protects creativity, advances innovation, and prevents foreign countries from stealing intangible assets developed by American workers.
DYK: each day of filming a motion picture contributes $250K/day to a local economy? Learn more about how #IP intensive industries impact your state: https://t.co/IIj6MbaEbd @MPAA @NYSFILM@Adweek@CharlieRivkin
"U.S.-China trade talks: Where do they go from here?" @USTradeRep is hoping to focus on "'structural changes' in Chinese technology policy, market access, protection of foreign patents and copyrights and cybertheft of trade secrets." https://t.co/ugNqpGigbP @CBSNews
This week's U.S.-China trade talks were "crucial in terms of laying the ground work for higher-level negotiations between now and March 2," according to @FT@JamesPoliti@hancocktom https://t.co/Oqo36C3umi
China's Foreign Ministry suggested that today's extra day of trade talks points to "the serious nature of discussions" via @CNBC@Reuters https://t.co/R0OxCd21Ye
U.S.-China meetings from Jan. 7-9 were meant to "discuss ways to achieve fairness, reciprocity, and balance in trade relations between our two countries" via @USTradeRep https://t.co/0RfhaTt3l8
Improved IP rights and tech transfer protections are among the issues that Erin Ennis of @USChinaBusiness says would signify "big progress" on U.S.-China trade https://t.co/7nhwmP1GhH
#Copyright: "a form of protection grounded in the U.S. Constitution and granted by law for original works of authorship fixed in a tangible medium of expression. Copyright covers both published and unpublished works" via @CopyrightOffice https://t.co/GFu6VHUPQf
Did you know the pharmaceutical industry supports jobs in the sheet metal industry? Strong IP policies are needed to protect all sorts of U.S. jobs. https://t.co/zYlf9YquER