Beijing Internet Unfair Competition Cases Show A High Trend

< p > with the rapid development of the industry of < a href= "http://www.91se91.com" > Internet < /a >, the unfair competition between Internet enterprises is becoming more and more intense.

The 18 intermediate court of Beijing revealed that in recent years, the court's cases involving unfair competition in the Internet have shown a high trend.

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< p > Cui Xuefeng, President of the intellectual property court of the Academy, said at the briefing of 18 days that the number of intellectual property cases such as copyright and trademark rights related to the Internet is relatively stable. The number of cases involving unfair competition in the Internet has increased. The cases reflected are also more prominent. It is necessary to pay attention to and study these cases.

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< p > 2010 to 2013, the hospital has concluded 110 cases of unfair competition, involving 33 Internet accounts, accounting for 30% of all cases of unfair competition, indicating that the Internet has become a frequent field of unfair competition disputes.

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< p > the jurisdiction of the Central Academy includes the most knowledge-based economy in China, the most active knowledge economy, and the Zhongguancun hi tech park known as the "Silicon Valley of China".

This makes the court a court that accepts Internet related cases.

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During the period of < p > 10, the cases of Internet a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp" > unfair competition < /a > accepted by the Institute were typical cases of domain name registration, search engine ranking, commercial slander, malicious insertion, and the use of technical means to influence other business models. The companies involved in the litigation included Baidu, Tencent, Sogou, Jinshan, Qihoo and other well-known Internet companies.

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< p > a Chinese court judge found that in these cases, some enterprises "fought repeatedly" and occupied a large amount of judicial resources. Some enterprises were frequently pushed to the defendant's bench and faced with exhaustion in litigation.

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< p > the outstanding problems in the case of unfair competition are: the situation of repeated infringement is more serious; in similar cases, the situation of changing from victim to victimization is frequent; the unfair competition behaviors which are implemented by each other increase gradually, and this "tit for tat" situation has increased the confusion level of unfair competition on the Internet.

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< p > Cui Xuefeng said that in the dual competition between technology and < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > commercial < /a >, Internet companies should not set up obstacles, do not stumble each other, do not opportunistic, and jointly safeguard the fair competition environment of the Internet, so as to promote the healthy development of Internet enterprises.

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