The Beijing Olympic Intellectual Property Regulations: An Initial Step Toward Olympic IP Protection in China

Protects the licencing and use of Olympic marks, symbols, mascots, broadcast rights and other intellectual property.

7 minute readJanuary 31, 2002 at 11:58 PM

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By Steve Toronto & Chao Yijun, Morrison & Foerster

Beginning with the commercially successful Los Angeles summer Olympics in 1984, the licensing and use of Olympic marks, symbols, mascots, broadcast

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