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RIYADH: Saudi officials have confiscated and destroyed more than 95,000 items that violated intellectual property rights. The goods included pirated books, satellite broadcasting equipment and computer data storage devices, the Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property said in a report. More than 2,000 websites that violated intellectual property rights were also closed down,
KAUST President Dr. Tony F. Chan delivered a speech in which he thanked the acting Governor of Riyadh and the partners supporting KAUST Challenge, citing the goal they aspire to encourage local and international talent to find ideas and solutions that help advance the country's national priorities and support the Kingdom's Vision 2030.
Abu Dhabi: A dozen influencers, seven Saudis and five residents, were fined more than SR3 million for flouting COVID-19 and audio-visual rules, according to Saudi Arabia’s General Authority for Audio-Visual Media. The authority said in a statement a total of SR3,050,000 in fines was imposed on the celebrities, who violated precautionary measures taken to stem the spread of the coronavirus, the audio-visual media system and its executive regulations, during the launching ceremony of a cosmetic product. Fines ranging between SR50,000 and SR300,000 were handed down to each influencer, the auth...