5 November 2015Trademarks

China to protect Disney IP ahead of theme park’s opening

A Chinese government department responsible for intellectual property protection has reportedly revealed it will instigate a special campaign to ensure Disney’s IP is protected ahead of the multinational’s plans to open a Disney theme park in the country.

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