Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2025-07-24 09:42Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the relationship between intellectual property protection and innovation in the digital economy, highlighting the need for timely discussions on emerging issues to inform future legal regulations [1][3]. Group 1: Intellectual Property Issues - E-commerce platforms have a responsibility to actively review and stop infringement, particularly regarding the sale of counterfeit products [3]. - Selling brand packaging as standalone products is deemed illegal, as it can facilitate counterfeit activities [3]. - Major brands like Apple and Moutai have seen their packaging materials sold on various e-commerce platforms, prompting legal warnings to these platforms [3]. Group 2: Litigation Trends Among Tech Companies - The report indicates that major tech companies have a low success rate in civil litigation, with win rates ranging from 20% to 41% [4]. - Huawei has the highest win rate at 40.99%, followed by Alibaba at 36.59%, with ByteDance and Tencent at 33.16% and 32.65%, respectively [4]. - Weibo shows strong litigation risk management with a low loss rate of 3.84% [4]. Group 3: Settlement and Resolution Patterns - A high rate of settlement and withdrawal is observed, with 54.54% of cases resulting in "other and withdrawal" [5]. - Weibo has a 75.64% settlement rate in its cases, while OPPO follows closely at 75.04% [5]. - The increase in settlement rates and decrease in case numbers reflect improvements in the judicial environment and the legal strategies of companies in the digital age [5].