US Government Accuses China of IP Theft…What Took So Long?

Posted by crimsonlanguage on 2011/11/04

I originally wrote about the dangers of Chinese IP theft in a June, 2008, edition of Medical Products Outsourcing. Since then, I’ve followed up with cautionary tales from the various industries. Now, the US government has added it’s voice to the chorus – calling The Chinese the world’s “most active and persistent” perpetrators of economic spying (see Wall Street Journal article).

Given this latest indictment, US device makers should think long and hard before sending their advanced IP to China.

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