Approximation of EU and Russian Federation Intellectual Property Right aspects
General
information
The EU- Russia project “Approximation of EU
and Russian Federation Intellectual Property Right aspects” was launched in September 2009 and is implemented by the European Patent Office.
The
main objective of the project, which will run in the next 12 months, is to
examine the current Russian patent legislation and make recommendations on how
to converge it with the European legislation as well as to develop patent
guidelines that can be used by patent examiners at Rospatent. The project will
also seek to streamline
Russia’s
patent application, registration and processing procedure to approximate them
to the EU approach and facilitate the teaching of Intellectual Property
economics in Russia.
Moreover, the experts of the project will address the Russian system of granting supplementary protection for pharmaceuticals in the light of the
current European administrative and judicial practice. This project is implemented under the Common Spaces Facility which is intended to facilitate
dialogue in the framework of the four EU- Russian Common Spaces.
The
project is designed to be of immediate and direct benefit to Rospatent, FIPS
and RGIIS staff and of indirect benefit to patent applicants/ technology based
companies and attorneys, and RGIIS students. In the longer term the project
will be of benefit to Russian and European users of the patent system in Russia, and patent based commerce and trade
within
Russia and between
Russia and Europe.
The international exchange of the patent documentation which are carried out with patent departments of foreign countries and foreign information centers, within decades is one of sources of formation GPF. The exchange of official publications in the late fifties began the last century and throughout these decades qualitatively varied with development of a new information technology.
Workshop Focuses on Improving Web Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities
Geneva, February 5, 2010
PR/2010/631
A workshop hosted by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) from February 2 to 5, 2010, brought together over 180 persons from some 32 organizations to promote awareness about accessibility for people with disabilities and to encourage webmasters within the United Nations system and other organizations to implement principles of accessibility in their daily work.
International Patent Filings Dip in 2009 amid Global Economic Downturn
Geneva, February 8, 2010
PR/2010/632
International patent filings under WIPO's Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) fell by 4.5% in 2009 with sharper than average declines experienced by some industrialized countries and growth in a number of East Asian countries.
Press release on results of RosPatent delegation’s participation
The 11th session of Working group regarding standards and documentation (RSAD) WIPO’s Standing committee on information technology passed in WIPO’s headquarters (Geneva, Switzerland) from 25th to 31st October, 2009
SCCR Commits to Improving Access by Visually Impaired to Copyright-Protected Works
Geneva, December 18, 2009
PR/2009/628
WIPO’s top copyright negotiating forum has agreed to move forward with discussions that could lead to better access to copyright-protected works by the blind, visually impaired (VIP) and other reading-disabled persons.
WIPO Outlines How It Can Help Meet the Challenges of Climate Change
Geneva, December 16, 2009
PR/2009/627
WIPO Director General Francis Gurry participated on December 16, 2009 in a series of events related to international climate talks in Copenhagen and outlined how WIPO can contribute to international efforts to mitigate climate change.
European Commission welcomes ratification of the WIPO Copyright Treaties
Today in Brussels, 14th Dec. 2009, the European Union and its
MemberStates ratified the WIPO Copyright Treaty and the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty, the so-called Internet Treaties. These Treaties were concluded to make the world's copyright laws 'fit for the internet'.
GUILD OF PATENT ATTORNEYS, PARALEGALS AND PATENT COUNSELS
The regional public organization « Guild of patent attorneys, paralegals and patent counsels » was created on 1st October, 2009. «The guild of patent attorneys» is a noncommercial organization and is created with a view of association of patent attorneys, paralegals and patent counsels for protection of general laws and legitimate interests, and as for assistance of professional work of patent attorneys, paralegals and patent counsels.
Registration of domains in the zone. РФ [Cyrillic]
Domain-name is your individual and unique address in the Internet network. By means of such address any Internet user can find the information about your company. To top level domains carry domains. RU;. SU;. COM;. NET;. ORG;. BIZ;. INFO etc. For example, domain. RU says that the resource is in
Russia ;. COM says that the resource concerns commercial activity;. INFO — an informative resource. In the near future registration of domain names will be in zone of the
Russian Federation .
Administrative regulations on control in right protection sphere
Administrative regulations of Federal Agency of intellectual property, patents and trade marks on execution of the state function upon control in sphere of right protection and use of research results, developmental and technological works of civil appointment which are carried out in account of means of the federal budget.