On 12th May 2010 had started a new stage of priority registration of domains.РФ which will last inclusive till the 30th September 2010.
From 12th of May 2010 onwards starts the possibility of priority registration of domains.РФ in which in course will become accessible to trademarks owners containing a verbal part of its symbols, distinct from Cyrillic.
Application for priority registration will be satisfied in the case, if the ordered domain name coincides with the verbal element of the trademark - after:
• exclusion of the unprotected verbal element from the trademark;
• transliteration and/or transcription of verbal element components of the trademark consisting letters of other alphabets;
• exclusion of the verbal element suffixes from the trademark designating domains of top level (for example,trademark-owner of «СОЛНЦЕ.RU» or «СОЛНЦЕ.РУ» has the right to order domain СОЛНЦЕ.РФ on the level with domain СОЛНЦЕРУ.РФ);
• exclusion from the trademark the verbal elements, executed by symbols of other alphabets, distinct from Cyrillic, and being the transliteration or transcription of similar TM element executed by Cyrillic symbols (for example, the trademark-owner of «Доменины Domeniny» have the right to register ДОМЕНИНЫ.РФ);
We accept advance orders on registration of domain names.РФ from this category of legal-owners.
From 15th July, domain-name can also be registered in the domain.РФ for priority order:
• Owners of rights to company names;
• Owners of exclusive rights to the use of place origin name for goods;
• Noncommercial organizations;• Mass-media communication.
среда, 26 мая 2010 г.
четверг, 13 мая 2010 г.
Moscow’s international salon of innovations and investments
From 7th to 10th of September, 2010 in Gostini Dvor, will be held the X Moscow international salon of innovations and investments (invention, investitio-attractive innovations, hi-technologies)
Moscow international salon of innovations and investments is one of the largest in Russia and unique scientific and technical forum of inventors, modifiers and manufacturers of hi-tech production, investment projects in scientific-technological sphere and industry.
This salon is spent with a view of assistance to development of innovative activity, to modernization of the Russian manufacture, development in market the subject matters of intellectual property, perfection of patents and licensing, association of inventors interests, developers and manufacturers of hi-tech production and representatives of industrial and financial business of the Russian Federation, and abroad countries.
Organizers of this Salon are the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Government of Moscow, Federal governmental department «Scientific research institute — Republican research centre of scientific-consulting examinations».
We would like to invite you to participation in this X Moscow international salon of innovations and investments: both Russian & foreign scientific organizations and industrial enterprises, governmental science centers, institutes of Russian Sciences Academy, higher educational institutions, organizations and complex of defense-industrial enterprises, small innovative business enterprises, patent owners of perspective inventions, inventors, innovative projects initiators, representatives of enterprise circles who are interested in receiving commercial result from realization of competitive high technology production and innovative technologies; funds, techno-parks, innovative-technological centers, centers of international scientific and technical and innovative cooperation; venture funds, financial and consulting structures, which activity are assumed by participation in financing, realization and support of innovative high technology projects.
Moscow international salon of innovations and investments is one of the largest in Russia and unique scientific and technical forum of inventors, modifiers and manufacturers of hi-tech production, investment projects in scientific-technological sphere and industry.
This salon is spent with a view of assistance to development of innovative activity, to modernization of the Russian manufacture, development in market the subject matters of intellectual property, perfection of patents and licensing, association of inventors interests, developers and manufacturers of hi-tech production and representatives of industrial and financial business of the Russian Federation, and abroad countries.
Organizers of this Salon are the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Government of Moscow, Federal governmental department «Scientific research institute — Republican research centre of scientific-consulting examinations».
We would like to invite you to participation in this X Moscow international salon of innovations and investments: both Russian & foreign scientific organizations and industrial enterprises, governmental science centers, institutes of Russian Sciences Academy, higher educational institutions, organizations and complex of defense-industrial enterprises, small innovative business enterprises, patent owners of perspective inventions, inventors, innovative projects initiators, representatives of enterprise circles who are interested in receiving commercial result from realization of competitive high technology production and innovative technologies; funds, techno-parks, innovative-technological centers, centers of international scientific and technical and innovative cooperation; venture funds, financial and consulting structures, which activity are assumed by participation in financing, realization and support of innovative high technology projects.
среда, 12 мая 2010 г.
WIPO Director General Highlights Importance of IP for Innovation and Technology Transfer
Geneva, May 10, 2010PR/2010/640
The critical role of intellectual property as a tool for enabling innovation, the practical transfer of technology and industrial competitiveness were the focus of the remarks of WIPO Director General Francis Gurry to a key meeting of member states of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in Vienna today.
Mr. Gurry said that the intellectual property system played a key role in facilitating technology transfer by incentivizing investment in innovation, providing a framework for trading intellectual assets, and by establishing market order through marks and brands. He noted that the innovation landscape was “the subject of rapid and radical change” pointing to the intensification of investment in knowledge creation which had more than doubled in the past 15 years rising to some 1.1. trillion US dollars in 2009.
The Director General also highlighted the rapidly changing geography of technology production, noting that China had become the third largest investor in research and development. He highlighted, in particular, the experiences of Japan, the Republic of Korea and China which have experienced sustained growth in international patent applications. In 1994, these countries together accounted for 7.6% of international patent applications filed under WIPO’s Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) rising, fifteen years later, in 2009 to 29.2%.
The Director General also referred to the dramatic shift in models of innovation, and specifically, the arrival of open and networked innovation, which he said, “offers great opportunities for developing countries to share in innovation”. He emphasized that intellectual property in its broadest sense is a mechanism for translating knowledge into commercial assets noting that the means of production of knowledge was moving from the individual to the collective and from national to international.
Mr. Gurry said that the intellectual property system offers an essential framework for defining the rights and obligations of multiple participants in collective knowledge-generation and knowledge-sharing projects. The Director General also emphasized the importance of developing the infrastructure of the international intellectual property system as a means of increasing participation in the knowledge economy and reducing the knowledge gap.
WIPO and UNIDO are currently exploring opportunities to formalize and further strengthen their cooperation to leverage their respective expertise in support of sustainable development.
The critical role of intellectual property as a tool for enabling innovation, the practical transfer of technology and industrial competitiveness were the focus of the remarks of WIPO Director General Francis Gurry to a key meeting of member states of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in Vienna today.
Mr. Gurry said that the intellectual property system played a key role in facilitating technology transfer by incentivizing investment in innovation, providing a framework for trading intellectual assets, and by establishing market order through marks and brands. He noted that the innovation landscape was “the subject of rapid and radical change” pointing to the intensification of investment in knowledge creation which had more than doubled in the past 15 years rising to some 1.1. trillion US dollars in 2009.
The Director General also highlighted the rapidly changing geography of technology production, noting that China had become the third largest investor in research and development. He highlighted, in particular, the experiences of Japan, the Republic of Korea and China which have experienced sustained growth in international patent applications. In 1994, these countries together accounted for 7.6% of international patent applications filed under WIPO’s Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) rising, fifteen years later, in 2009 to 29.2%.
The Director General also referred to the dramatic shift in models of innovation, and specifically, the arrival of open and networked innovation, which he said, “offers great opportunities for developing countries to share in innovation”. He emphasized that intellectual property in its broadest sense is a mechanism for translating knowledge into commercial assets noting that the means of production of knowledge was moving from the individual to the collective and from national to international.
Mr. Gurry said that the intellectual property system offers an essential framework for defining the rights and obligations of multiple participants in collective knowledge-generation and knowledge-sharing projects. The Director General also emphasized the importance of developing the infrastructure of the international intellectual property system as a means of increasing participation in the knowledge economy and reducing the knowledge gap.
WIPO and UNIDO are currently exploring opportunities to formalize and further strengthen their cooperation to leverage their respective expertise in support of sustainable development.
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