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Trading Company Formally Charged Struggled Over Triple Triple Group

Posted by admin on October 31st, 2010

Announcement that the triple Trading Company Ltd. on the “triple” trademark prosecution Shandong contract dispute

Sanlian Group The case of a limited liability company has on file, will be held the morning of July 17, Jinan City Intermediate People’s Court. Action request, * ST triple triple Group shall not be required to “triple” trademark transferred to third parties, and free transfer to the triple Trading Company Limited.

Causes: Joint Group “secretly” purchase mark

In the notice, triple trading company, said the reason for the prosecution, in March 2009, triple the Group is not based on “trademark license contract” agreed to inform the company’s case, on June 25, 2008 to the state without permission Administration for Industry and Trademark Office for the “Triple” transfer of ownership to a third party trademark “Sanlian

Home Appliances Limited “name. Zibo City, Shandong Province, because after the Intermediate People’s Court together with other loans because of triple group disputes, the” triple “trademark sealed frozen, the State Trademark Bureau of the triple group was not an application for transfer be approved, so transfer of trademark ownership to a third party being unable to name.

Triple trading company that, if not the Court’s judicial freeze Zibo, Joint Group is committed to triple trading company and exclusive perpetual license to use the “triple” trademark fear had changed hands, and the new trade mark owners will be due not Triple Group is committed by the restrictions, leading to triple trading company using the “triple” brand, size, logo no protection, trading companies, the integrity of the assets and business continuity will therefore face significant legal risks. As a listed company, will result in triple trading company into a serious crisis of goodwill, trading companies and trading companies the interests of our shareholders will be greatly damaged.

* ST Shen Rui triple secretaries to directorate, said that triple triple trading company in the implementation of the above-mentioned groups to abandon the “triple” acts of trademark ownership, the triple Group had asked to fulfill, “trademark licensing contract,” the relevant agreement, the registration number “779479″ and “triple” trademark free transfer to the company, but the triple Group has been ignored.

Demand: free trade mark assigned to Triple Trading Company

According to reports, triple trading company to the Jinan Intermediate People’s Court made three claims, including: an order to immediately stop the triple group registration number “779479″ and “triple” trademark transferred to any third party’s behavior ; decree Sanlian Group transfers to the trademark triple trading company; award triple group take the case all the legal costs.

* ST triple secretaries to directorate Shen Rui said that if the “triple”

Service Trademark dispute over ownership and use rights disputes can not be properly resolved, the business can continue trading company, as well as the integrity trading company assets will be severely affected, leading trading company faces significant risks.

Basis: restructuring “Zhengbaiwen” the “commitments”

In the notice, triple trading company said the prosecution is based on the triple Group Reorganisation “Zhengbaiwen” time “commitment.” Triple Group January 20, 2003 to “triple Corporation on the Zhengzhou Baiwen Co., Ltd. (Group) related party transactions and competitive conditions of the Note and Commitment” License “Zhengbaiwen” in the field of free use by the home appliance retailers Sanlian Group registered the registration number “779479″ and “triple” trademark, and promised to triple the Group no longer in any way engaged in appliance retailing.

Since then, made in the triple group “related party transactions and intra-industry competition instructions and promise”, Triple Group and the “Zhengbaiwen” signed “trademark licensing contract,” a series of contracts, licensing Zhengbaiwen in Sanlian Group free appliance retail use “triple” trademark, and promised “triple” trademark for the expiry of the “triple” renewal of trademarks, and bear the cost of renewal. This means that triple triple Trading Company Group has a permanent license to use “triple” trademark.

The same time, triple time, the Group is also committed, not to any direct or indirect form in the field of home appliance retail use or permit others to use the “triple” trademark, trade name. Triple trading company, it means that triple triple Trading Company Group has licensed the trademark for the exclusive license to use manner. The two sides are still “trademark licensing contract,” third paragraph of Article VI agreed in particular: if triple Group intends to abandon the “triple” marks are the property shall be notified in advance, “Zhengbaiwen”, and “Zhengbaiwen” consent, free of charge will mark the transfer to the “Zhengbaiwen.”

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Learn How To Copy Games To Xbox 360

Posted by admin on October 31st, 2010

Want to copy game to Xbox 360? Who doesn’t? You must have felt frustrated and annoyed when had some leasure time, prepared everything, started machines, sat down and was ready to play, suddenly there popped up an error on the screen. Your Xbox game disc was damaged. Damage is inevitable over the long term. The only proven solution for protecting these valuable games is copying games for Xbox 360. But how to copy games to xbox 360? Is it very difficult to do?
You need to find the right way to copy games onto xbox 360. Someone choose to search on forums and chat rooms, and they find complicated step-by-step instructions on how to split open your console and install a modchip into it. It seems to be a detailed guide and swears to help you copy all your games to xbox without any problem. But in fact, it is dangerous to do so. Because you can not only void your warranty, but also destroy your Xbox 360 console by any misunderstanding or a small mistake during the operation.
Now learning how to copy games to Xbox without modifying the console. First of all, you should get the right game copying software. The right game copying software can get through the copyright protection on game discs and therefore enable you to make an identical copy of the original disk that you present, xbox games, xbox 360 games and so on. It will create an exact duplicate easily. Using this software will enable you copy games for Xbox 360 in a matter of minutes without complicated modification to the console.
Once you’ve got the right game copying software installed, simply insert your video game disc into your computer’s drive, and begin to copy games onto Xbox 360. Open your video game backup software, and follow the instruction on the screen to make a backup copy of the video game on your computer’s hard drive. You’ll need the appropriate disc in order to copy the data, typically a dual-layered DVD. You also need a DVD burner capable of burning dual-layered DVD discs in order to create backup copies.
When the backing up process is completed, remove the original disc and insert the blank DVD into the burner. Follow the instructions and burn the backed file onto the DVD disc.
Solving the problems of copying games to Xbox is simply a matter of having the right tools, and Game Copy Pro is the correct tool for protecting your valuable Xbox software. The software comes with an easy to follow tutorial, but the software is so easy to use that you should have to read it only once, if at all. Just think, no more worry about damaged Xbox disks and the added expense of replacement. Now that you know how to copy games for Xbox 360, you’ll always have backups available. Click Here to read a full review of Game Copy Wizard.

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Poor Man’s Copyright: Legally Binding?

Posted by admin on October 31st, 2010

Getting copyright for your own original work is something that is advised under the law, particularly if there is something about your work that makes it likely to be either copied or used for any purpose against your will. Being the creator of a piece of work is something that can provide both financial riches and personal kudos. If, however, you have not copyrighted this work, you will have problems trying to prove ownership further down the line.
Of course, copyrighting your work will cost money. This is all very well and good if you are a successful artist who has been selling their pieces for some time and has the money in the bank to pay copyright fees. The expense is not huge – especially when compared with some other legal services – but it still brings into the matter a question of whether copyright law discriminates against poor, struggling artists. If you happen to have an idea that you imagine may well be lucrative, but not the money to copyright it, then you may feel that you are being unfairly prevented from protecting your idea.
One solution that has been mooted in this situation is the practice known as “Poor Man’s Copyright”. As the name suggests, it is a way of demonstrating that one has taken action to protect their idea, and doing so without having to spend a large amount of money when one cannot reasonably afford to. The practice itself is fairly straightforward and simple, and based in some genuinely clever thinking. The idea is that if you take a copy of the work and send it to yourself through the mail, there will be a date postmarked on the envelope showing when it was sent. If someone then tries to copy your work or pass a version of it off as their own you have a way of showing that you had the idea first and took steps to protect it.
The fact is, however, that Poor Man’s Copyright is not legally binding. No provision is made in US copyright law regarding such protection, so people responsible for original work are still required to put it through the process of applying for copyright if they want total, full copyright protection. This is not an advantageous situation for anyone who has an idea while down on their luck financially.
However, it is still worth going through the process of sending the work to yourself. It can be used as evidence where there is reasonable doubt, and more importantly it can be a way of providing notice to any potential plagiarist that you are mindful of people trying to steal your ideas. In any potential case where you may sue for plagiarism, it is always desirable to be as fully armed as possible for any legal battle. After all, it is potentially a question of substantial, repeated future earnings and you want to put your foot down to protect those.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be construed as legal advice on any subject matter.

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Understanding Copyrights

Posted by admin on October 31st, 2010

Copyright is a legal fiction designed to protect the works of artists, inventors and innovators.  In essence, it is a legal bar, allowing exclusivity for those who create works in the form of an intangible asset which can be sold or relinquished, and which expires upon a certain period of time.  With the growth of the internet, and the creation of more and more content, the question of copyright is becoming increasingly more relevant, and one which more and more webmasters are considering to protect their own interests.  Additionally, with the rise of the freelancer market, the issue of copyright is becoming a heated topic of debate for both buyers and sellers at every stage in the production chain, and the effects of not having the relevant rights could be potentially catastrophic.  In this article, we’ll look at what exactly copyright is, and how it relates to the internet in content creation.
Copyright is an artificial concept that gives the creator of a work, or the person he sells the right to, the legal right to use or modify in whole or in part, and to call their own.  It has a different meaning in most jurisdictions, however the basic principle is the same: the creator owns the original copyright to the work in question, and has the freedom to pass this on at will, usually in consideration for money.  Where a creator is working on commission, copyright is designed to act as a lien in his favour, meaning that if he creates and passes on but does not receive payment, he can withhold copyright and sue for breach where applicable.  Of course, he would also have remedies under the ordinary law of contract, but the grasp of copyright is a very powerful tool, which can even be used against the third party buyer from the original commissioner.
Copyright is designed as a tool to cover what is known as intellectual property.  Committing intellectual thoughts and ideas to paper, or making them tangible is usually sufficient to give rise to the copyright protection, which usually lasts for a number of decades in preventing others from steeling ideas.  This is primarily designed to encourage forward thinking and art, and can be a vital tool in protecting the financial interests of those responsible for some of the world’s most vital progressions.  Consider the inventors of the seatbelt, Volvo.  Volvo could have used their copyright to prevent other manufacturers from installing seat belts, and this would have been sufficient to protect any other manufacturer from doing so.  Of course they waived their rights for the safety of the general public, which is also a possible consideration for the creator of something new and innovative.
Copyright is an exhaustible right, and it usually expires on a given date, after which all works enter the public domain.  This means that those who create new products have sufficient time to capitalise on their idea before the world at large can join in.  Unfortunately for many musicians, this means their artistic works can no longer make them money specifically, and can be used royalty free; a fact that has caused much uproar and unrest in recent years.
Copyright is a dynamic area of the law, and is particularly relevant to the internet.  As more and more content of more and more varieties is created online, there comes a need to find protection in copyright law to prevent unscrupulous parties from using content without authorisation.  In combating this, a number of international legal organisations have been established with a view to tackling copyright violation, and helping those without legal support to fight cases for the protection of their work.  It is undoubtedly an area of law that is on the ascendancy, as lawyers worldwide strive to find a cohesive structure to online intellectual property law, and the protections online authors should be afforded for creating their works.  At least within national boundaries, it is highly possible to rely on copyright laws to protect and govern material.  

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Mass Tort/Class Action Litigation and the Gulf Oil Spill Disaster

Posted by admin on October 31st, 2010

Copyright (c) 2010 Chuck Matthews
For the hundreds of thousands of victims of the ever-worsening environmental disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, many are left to ponder what the future holds for them in the wake of the economic and environmental losses that has forever changed their lives. One likely outcome of this whole debacle, aside from the drastic lifestyle changes for gulf coast area residents, will be the forthcoming litigation against British Petroleum (BP), the owner of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig, as well as their primary contractors Halliburton and Transocean in the forthcoming mass torts or class action lawsuits that will most certainly be filed in US federal and state court systems in the coming months and years.
These forthcoming class action lawsuits are also referred to, mostly in legal circles, as mass torts, which are defined as civil lawsuits involving numerous plaintiffs against one or more corporate defendants in state or federal court. As the name implies, a mass tort involves numerous plaintiffs and law firms have in many cases used the mass media to reach possible plaintiffs, including the internet, television and radio. Some of the different types of mass torts include mass disaster torts, which is the more relevant reference for the BP gulf oil spill as well as product liability torts and mass toxic torts.
Irrespective of the terminology being used to classify the collective actions of victims of the BP oil spill in seeking compensation for their economic and personal losses, the end result has the same intention, namely that each individual law firm bringing such class action suits on behalf of their clients will seek to get the maximum award possible for their client’s economic losses and personal suffering as a result of the negligent actions of BP, their contractors and perhaps other 3rd party corporations that were involved in some negligent and liable way. Because each firm will litigate their cases differently, and courts will also reach different conclusions about each individual class action case, its important for you to choose the best possible oil spill attorney or law firm who will give you the highest probability of the most favorable outcome (ie: the maximum monetary award) for your particular case.
In sum, if you or someone you know have suffered an economic and/or personal loss as a result of the recent BP oil spill, you may be entitled to additional compensation up and above what may or may not already have been offered to you from BP or the recently created Gulf Oil Spill Relief Fund. Contact an attorney experienced in class action litigation who will file a legal claim on your behalf, and who has a solid track record of winning large class action judgments in court – your future depends on it!

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States United States with the triple: a "bickering" tip-to-head – triple trading company, Triple Group – Network Appliance Industry-

Posted by admin on October 30th, 2010

Triple Trading Company
14, issued “special announcement”, the same afternoon, the former major shareholders
Sanlian Group
Sent to reporters a “statement”, both quite tip-to-head taste.
On the “triple”
Service
Trademark
Triple Trading Company: Zhengbaiwen (triple trading company was then known) on January 20, 2003 issued a “triple Corporation on the Zhengzhou Baiwen Co., Ltd. (Group) related party transactions and competition with the industry and commitment to the note “, Joint Group is committed to permission Zhengbaiwen in
Home Appliances
Free use of the retail area of 779 479 number “triple” service mark. January 27, 2003 Triple Group and signed a “trademark license contract”, the agreed period for trademark free license to use “triple expiration only valid registered trade mark (including the renewal period), and triple Group agreed should mark the expiry of the triad, is responsible for the renewal of the triple trademarks and bear the cost of renewal.
Sanlian Group: The contract becomes effective on the premise that: 1. Licensor of “triple” service marks are trademarks person; 2. Licensee is the licensee’s largest shareholder, to actively support the development of the licensee . Under a contract? 16 are all matters on this precondition. And in Article VII “trademark and the use of” in it clearly states: Licensee acknowledges that Licensee is the sole legal owner of trademark triple.
Since February 12, 2008 2700 Triple Trading Company shares the auction, the triple Group has lost the majority shareholder status, the entry into force of the contract has ceased to exist, it agreed to use the trademark “scope, duration, non-competition “and other matters at the same time lose the force of law. We have on many occasions, reaffirmed a number of ways Sanlian Group is “triple” the sole legal owner of service mark. At present, due to
States United States
Actual control of the legality of trading company is still triple the proceedings, so we have not asked to stop using the triple mark. In fact, triple trading company using the “triple” is already a service mark infringement.
Agreement on the franchise chain
Triple trading company: the “related party transactions and intra-industry competition shows and commitment” and the triple Group on April 29, 2002, signed with the triple trading company “on the triple group commissioned the Zhengzhou Baiwen Co., Ltd. ( Group) triple appliance franchise chain management agreement “and” trademark licensing contracts “, the triple Group agreed to triple trading company to” triple “font development of new franchise chains and the establishment of triple appliances appliances franchising system triple Group is committed to “franchise chain agreement” under the triple chain of home appliance license after the expiration of the franchise chain operations, such as renewed by the triple trading company with the franchise chain sign a new contract. Triple appliance chain store license intangible assets to pay royalties to enjoy and use by the triple trading company.
Under the company’s new management team understand the situation, since April 29, 2002 date, not the triple triple Group franchise business system home appliance related information and documents transferred to the company, the company did not meet with any license Store signing of the formal contract.
Sanlian Group: The parties on April 29, 2002 in Jinan, Article VII of the agreement signed, the agreement is valid for two years (January 1, 2002? December 31, 2003). December 31, 2003 after the two sides did not sign any entrusted management agreement. “Special announcement” in the show received the 2004? Early in 2008 times initial fee and royalties 4,151,901 yuan, should be returned to Triple Group.
On the amount of funds used
Triple trading company: The company in December 19, 2008 issued a public notice, as of November 30, 2008, according to the net debt calculation debt, Joint Group and its affiliated companies are still occupying a total of 15.3423 million yuan of funds triple trading company was not repaid.
2006 å¹´ 12 months, triple appliances distribution company (the distribution company) to Jinan Branch of Industrial Bank loans 40 million yuan, triple trading company subsidiary Jinan appliance branch out to the four distribution companies a total of 40 million yuan commercial contractors against the draft, money order distribution company pledged to Industrial Bank, Industrial Bank prosecution leading to recourse loans, will triple trading company as a co-defendant, was sentence to bear responsibility for payment.

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Copyright Internet Laws – Your Ultimate Guide

Posted by admin on October 30th, 2010

No matter how free we are, there will always be laws with regards to ownership and copyrighting, even on the World Wide Web that we can’t avoid.  We cannot deny that with the internet, people from all over the world have the ability and the skills to post, distribute, or redistribute works to others all over without the slightest bit of sweat, which is why these laws are created and enacted to prevent such infringement from happening.  But despite the creation of these copyright laws internet, there are still those that are able to outwit and evade the consequences of stealing other people’s work on the internet.  If this is what’s happening to you, this article is going to give you simple tips and a general idea of what you can do to protect your rights even while online.
First things first, anything that is posted on the World Wide Web is still considered as “published work”.  This could be anything from actual e-books, essays, articles, and written works to visuals like photos, videos, games, and the like.  One these works have been published online, the author, artist, photographer, etc have the right to claim ownership and copyright their works to protect them from unauthorized usage from other internet users.  They have the right to take action whenever their works have been infringed and redistributed without proper permission.  Once this internet law has been violated, then here’s what you can do:
• As of today, the best and most effective way to enforce copyright laws internet is through the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998.  This act was created and enacted for two main reasons:
o To protect the rights of internet users in terms of copyrighted works and ownership over the World Wide Web. 
o To provide immunization to internet service providers for liabilities that could be used against them due to violations and copyright infringements, which have occurred in their systems and networks.• After locating the website where your work was re-posted or redistributed again without your permission, you can take down the name of the culprit, the URL of the website, and all other important information that could help track where the violation was done. 
• You can then file a complaint or a DMCA letter to the internet user’s ISP or internet service provider as well as major search engines such as Yahoo and Google.  Usually they have the authority to impose consequences in order to be able to warn or eventually prohibit the violator’s use of the ISP’s network.
This is just one of the many ways to enforce your copyright laws and practice your rights to ownership both offline and online.  If you think that more information is required to solve the problem, you can search through Google or Yahoo for websites that can provide more information, step-by-step instructions, and the like with regards to copyright infringement and what you can do to prevent it from happening to you.  If you have been violated already, then you must take action to be able to enforce your rights as author, artist, photographer, and the like against violators all over the world.   

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