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Photos from a Chinese counterfeiting ring that specializes in fake coins, antiquities and counterfeit Chinese antiques. ... Source: www.prweb.com --- 3 days ago
Rob Holmes, CEO of IPCybercrime.com, is scheduled as a panelist at the 2008 Annual Fall Conference in Santa Monica, CA. The conference is set for October 22-24, 2008. Mr. Holmes will brief IACC members during a workshop entitled, "The Investigative Game - Best Practices" on Thursday, October 23rd. (PRWeb Oct 9, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/10/prweb1440274.htm ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 6 hours ago
AllAfrica.com Oct 13 2008 3:33PM GMT ... Source: www.sacbee.com --- 3 days ago
Federal agents have seized 50 percent more imported shipments of counterfeit or pirated goods at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach this year compared to 2007. ... Source: www.cio.com --- 17 days ago
Kenya's IT industry has the potential for 200 percent growth but has been hampered by counterfeit products, said Charles Munyororo, Hewlett-Packard East Africa's enterprise sales manager. ... Source: www.24-7pressrelease.com --- 42 days ago
Research by OpSec Security, a global brand protection and anti-counterfeiting company, found that on average, online auction sites were discounting popular back-to-school items at approximately twice the rate of discounts offered by authorized online retailers. ... Source: www.ip-watch.org --- 26 days ago
By Kaitlin Mara BERN - Representatives from drug regulatory bodies are meeting this week in Bern, Switzerland, to discuss collaboration in an increasingly international world. Key topics of concern in the meetings include counterfeit drugs and issues in the production of new medical products. The 13th International Conference of Drug Regulatory Authorities ... ... Source: blogs.thetimes.co.za --- 39 days ago
Strolling through the clothing aisles at Woolworths. Tra la la la la. Ooh – look at the lovely new Ipanema flip-flop sandal jobbies (look for Gisele Bundchen on the label)! Aah – see the funky brown and white straw hats (if only my face wasn’t so round)! Whoa… do a double take when I wander past [...] ... Source: www.mansfieldnewsjournal.com --- 38 days ago
MANSFIELD — Police say the owner of Diablo's Drive-Thru has been selling more than convenience store fare. They claim he's selling counterfeit name-brand shoes, hats and purses. ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 5 hours ago
Vice detectives inspected a booth at the State Fair that was selling various name brand items, which were suspected to be counterfeit. Vice detectives contacted Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and ICE Agents responded to the Arkansas State Fair and made contact with Boukare Oui... Original story at Arkansas Times . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Gucci . ... Source: kfwb.com --- 2 days ago
Federal agents have seized 50 percent more imported shipments of counterfeit or pirated goods at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach this year compared to 2007. ... Source: www.mealeys.com --- 32 days ago
Diane Sullivan of Dechert discusses what a company can do when a competitor makes a phony drug and markets it under your label as well as what a manufacturer's potential liability is for product tampering. View materials on lexis.com ... Source: www.necatransmissions.com --- 17 days ago
I received a letter today from an old colleague who now serves as chief staff executive of the Paris-based International Federation for Safety of Electricity Users, also known as FISUEL. The letter was about counterfeit electrical products. My friend pointed out that counterfeit electrical products (defined as products non-compliant with standards) now account for 10% of world production, up from 7% in 2002. He noted that counterfeit goods can result in hazards to people and property, liability to contractors, distributors and inspection authorities, and unfair competition to legitimate manufacturers. FISUEL is taking a leadership role in combating these threats on a global basis. In 2006 NECA, along with ten other electrical organizations worldwide, signed a FISUEL-developed agreement stating that we would work cooperatively to stamp out counterfeiting of electrical products. I’m sure most NECA contractors aren’t that concerned about this issue. While they don’t condone counterfeiting, electrical contractors also don’t think this problem applies to them. After all, they buy materials and equipment through reputable distributors or direct from manufacturers. Even if the distributor sells them counterfeit goods, what can a legitimate electrical contractor do about it? Isn’t it someone else’s concern? Well, we’re finding out that counterfeit goods are finding their way into the normal supply chain. And electrical contractors could be ope ... Source: www.nrhbc.org --- 10 hours ago
Scripture Reference: Jude 17-25 ... Source: www.blog.ktectraining.com --- 4 days ago
In a recent survey commissioned by Microsoft and conducted by Harrison Group Inc shows companies using unlicensed Windows software are at greater risk of IT related problems and system failures. In the survey IT professionals and business people in nearly 1600 companies based in the US, UK, China and Brazil were interviewed. Of the companies included [...] ... Source: topics.nytimes.com --- 3 days ago
Customs officers at the Brussels airport seized more than two million counterfeit pills on Thursday that were made in India and destined for Africa, officials said. Blister packs of the pills, above, which included Counterfeits of Tramal, a painkiller, and of Fansidar, an antimalaria drug, were found in large bags, the customs service said in a statement. The pills were sent in three shipments by a company based in Mumbai and were bound for two companies in western Africa. Lieven Muylaert, spok... ...
Source: www.associatedcontent.com --- 35 days ago
In the long history of injustices inflicted on the United States by cheats liars thieves swindlers frauds Counterfeits quacks cons and charlatans that call themselves Olympic officials one event stands out above all others ... Source: techdailydose.nationaljournal.com --- 35 days ago
Several thousand intellectual property attorneys from as many as 89 nations are gathering in Boston this week for the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property 's World IP Congress. This year's convention, which features a series of breakout panels focusing on global IP issues as well as mock trials, marks the first time the group has met in the United States since the 1970s -- ancient history in terms of developments in technology and patent law. “The topics at this year’s congress are especially timely and significant for the state of international patent law, starting with the movement to harmonize, or standardize, patent and trademark rules worldwide,” said program chair Philip Swain , a partner at Foley Hoag. “Harmonization helps address rampant counterfeiting by allowing true innovators and product originators to seek patent, trademark, and copyright protection in the countries where Counterfeits are made." Several reports of interest were prepared for the event: (1) The impact of public health issues on exclusive patent rights (2) Damages for infringement, counterfeiting and piracy of trademarks (3) Liability for Contributory Infringement of IPRs (4) Exhaustion of IPRs in cases of recycling and repair of goods ... Find more results for Counterfeits on RSSMicro.com |
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Dan Rutter applies the lesson of George Akerlof's used-car classic " The Market for Lemons " to the endless mountains of crap on eBay. He explains why certain products there, such as memory cards and power supplies, are doomed to be in poor nick: because most consumers don't know and can't tell the difference between a good one and a bad one. "An awful lot of markets these days have a very strong lemon scent," Rutter writes. "There's almost always someone willing to sell garbage, and there's often also the critical "quality uncertainty" among buyers." So on eBay, where it's impossible to verify the quality of a product, sloppy Counterfeits and damaged stock inexorably drive out quality merchandise. One specific: most 500W power supplies sold there can only handle a 200W load. Lemon-fresh power supplies [Dan's Data] ...