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U.S. copyright law makes thousands of classics free for all

Fans of old classics are now free to use and adapt stories, songs and films published in 1925 thanks to U.S. copyright laws’ protections for both the livelihoods of creators and the enjoyment of future generations. Among the thousands of works that entered the public domain January 1, 2021, are classic novels, such as F. ...

By U.S. Embassy Tbilisi | 12 January, 2021 | Topics: Culture, History, News | Tags: arts, cultural preservation, intellectual property rights, music, U.S. history

The global reach of the Chinese government’s hackers and thieves

Hackers and intellectual property thieves with the People’s Republic of China are attacking countries worldwide. Thieves working to advance the PRC’s military and economic development goals have targeted a German pharmaceutical giant, semiconductor producers in Taiwan, and high-tech manufacturers in countries from the U.S. to South Korea to Australia. U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo ...

By U.S. Embassy Tbilisi | 8 September, 2020 | Topics: Health Issues, News | Tags: China, Coronavirus, cybersecurity, intellectual property rights, international security, technology

China’s economic blitzkrieg (July 20)

China’s economic blitzkrieg (July 20) The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) exploited global business norms to drive its economic rise. Now the CCP is using its economic power to gain leverage over nations and businesses and limit freedoms around the world. In July 16 remarks in Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S. Attorney General William Barr detailed how the CCP is ...

By U.S. Embassy Tbilisi | 20 July, 2020 | Topics: Business, Economic Affairs, Economic Issues, Key Officials, News | Tags: 5G, China, freedom of expression, intellectual property rights, international security, Trade

U.S. leads world in intellectual property protection (May 21)

U.S. leads world in intellectual property protection (May 21) The United States, the world’s largest economy, sets the standard for protecting inventors, creators and entrepreneurs, ranking first in a global intellectual property index. That is the conclusion of the 2020 International Intellectual Property Index , released by the Global Innovation Policy Center, an affiliate of the U.S. Chamber ...

By U.S. Embassy Tbilisi | 21 May, 2020 | Topics: Key Documents, News, News from Washington | Tags: business success, China, intellectual property rights, Trade

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