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Asia IP : IP infringement and data misuse: The dark side of the dark web

“The traffic of the Dark Web is almost as much as the normal web,” said Panisa Suwanmatajarn, managing partner at The Legal Co. in Bangkok. “It is almost to impossible to trace who is actually doing what.” 

However, there are ways to do the tracing without letting copyright and trademark infringers as well as data privacy violators know they are being hunted down in the Dark Web.  

“IP and data privacy lawyers/attorneys and enforcement authorities need sophisticated technological tools and providers of specialized services to take down these wrongdoers,” said Suwanmatajarn. 

Panisa Suwanmatajarn said in Asia IP, IP infringement and data misuse: The dark side of the dark web on 9 November 2022

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Asia IP : When should you rebrand?

“In Thailand, there is a very old brand for compact powder”

“When the younger generation of owner family members took over the management, they saw that the product that was popular 50 years ago was not suited for the consumers in a younger generation. The management started rebranding and re-packaging the overall product, making it more attractive to the new generation of consumers which are their targeted group. This local product now becomes an eye-catching compact powder fighting with many more western brands.”

Panisa Suwanmatajarn said in Asia IP When should you rebrand? on 17 January 2022.

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Asia IP Magazine June / July 2018, Vol.10 Issue.6

Without proper IP protection, any innovation under Thailand 4.0 will likely to be copied and that will no longer encourage any new innovations. It will adversely affect the economic growth of the country definitely.

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The US has been exporting its IP assets in the forms of software entertainment, IT, etc., for years. At the country level, as appeared in the 2018 Special 301 Report, many countries, including Thailand, have been moved from the priority watch list to the watch list. This indicates that many countries have stepped up their IP protection, which is one the biggest US concerns.

For Thailand, the government has implemented the policy of Thailand 4.0 riding on the wave of IT technology which will depend pretty much on IP protection, Hopefully, under this policy, Thailand will have stronger economic growth. Without proper IP protection, any innovation under Thailand 4.0 will likely to be copied and that will no longer encourage any new innovations. It will adversely affect the economic growth of the country definitely.

Panisa Suwanmatajarn said in Asia IP Magazine Vol.10 Issue.6 Page.15

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