Intellectual Property
Staying Legal in China: an Interview with Dan Harris
For foreigners, doing business in China is tempting but challenging.


| Oct. 23 2017
No Easy Rides: DCM Ventures’ Ramon Zeng on How Chinese Startups Manage to Thrive
The Chinese internet industry has developed at an amazing speed with a number of tech firms becoming "unicorns" worldwide. A.
| Mar. 29 2017
Chinese Culture’s Journey to the West
As one of the more influential components of the so-called “soft power” push, China’s film industry reflects the.


| Jul. 25 2016
Alibaba’s Massive IP Protection Challenge
Alibaba, China’s largest e-commerce firm, recently smashed global records for its ‘Single’s Day’ promotion on 11th November.


| Jan. 27 2016
China’s Online Entertainment Industry: Revenue Streaming
If there’s one activity that unites China’s subway commuters, it’s huddling over their smartphone screens to watch.


| Nov. 4 2015
Can Patents Disrupt Xiaomi’s Dream Run?
As it pushes for internationalization, what is Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi up against.


| Dec. 17 2014
Share. Don’t Own: The Sharing Economy Takes Off
Why own when you can share? Understanding the dynamics of the sharing economy which, by some estimates, will become a.


| Oct. 8 2014
CKGSB Knowledge Fall 2014 Issue: The Alibaba IPO and Variable Interest Entities
The Fall 2014 issue of CKGSB Knowledge is out! It has articles and interviews like: COVER STORY: Around the World.


| Aug. 29 2014
Why Elon Musk Released Tesla’s Patents
Overnight the maverick electric car company became an evangelist of the Open Source philosophy. Why is releasing Tesla’s.


| Jul. 7 2014
Music in China: The Beat Goes Online
The rise of indie music in China, and how China’s musical talent navigates piracy and red tape. It’s.


| May. 19 2014
Online Collaboration: Settling the Cyber-Frontier
How virtual organizations are changing the social operating system. Prosecutions for online thievery and piracy may grab headlines, but there.


| Mar. 3 2014
Counterfeiting: Good or Bad?
Is counterfeiting always bad? China is undoubtedly the world’s biggest market for counterfeit products. From fake Louis Vuitton bags.


| Nov. 18 2013