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SEPs: Secrets solution? Asia Images Group / Shutterstock.com 27-11-2019 Standard-essential patent owners are looking to the Supreme Court of India to iron out the quirks of ‘confidentiality clubs’ in litigation, explain Pankaj Soni and Ankush Verma of Remfry & Sagar. Many, if not most, patent litigation suits are the result of a breakdown in licensing discussions between the rights owner and the implementer. Standard-essential patents (SEPs) litigations are, perhaps, the poster child for this failure. Without trivialising the complexities involved SEP litigations, the fundamental underlyi...

Xiaomi is officially out from the United States’ imposition of a trading blacklist and a “Communist Chinese military company” designation.

ByteDance CEO to step down and helm new role focusing on strategy Details 21 May 2021 ByteDance is undergoing a leadership change, with founder Zhang Yiming (pictured left) transitioning to a new role at the end of this year focusing on long-term strategy, corporate culture, and social responsibility. At the same time, co-founder and HR head Liang Rubo (pictured right) will be named the new CEO. Zhang and Liang will work in collaboration over the next six months to ensure the smoothest possible transition. Discussions of Liang potentially taking over...

TikTok offers Thai consumers splash of happiness following cancelled Songkran festival Details 12 May 2021 TikTok Thailand has launched an interactive film titled "Songkran Stranger" to combat the second cancellation of Thailand's water-splashing festival Songkran. The campaign was launched with Wunderman Thompson and utilises the "duet" and "stitch" features found in the TikTok app to allow millions of users in Thailand to virtually insert themselves into scenes of the TikTok film, interacting however they please. The film includes actor Mario Maure...

Print this article TikTok selected the chief financial officer of its Chinese parent company to be its CEO. The video sharing app, deemed a national security threat by the Trump administration, picked a leader, who, until last month, also held leadership positions in Chinese companies blacklisted by the United States over security concerns and Chinese military links. Shouzi Chew, who already serves as the CFO of Beijing-based ByteDance, which owns TikTok, will simultaneously serve as the chief executive officer for TikTok, the company announced Friday, solidifying the influence of the Chin...