It is clear that there is no bigger issue in the intellectual property arena today than counterfeiting, a phenomenon that is seen both in the usual commercial channels and, of course, increasingly on the Internet, given the obvious benefits that new communication technologies provide.
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17 September 2019 Recent studies have highlighted an alarming trend in counterfeiting. Right owners must offer a strong response, says Frédéric Blanc of Dennemeyer & Associates France.