Economic Trends: The Position And Thinking Of Alibaba On Intellectual Property Protection Published By Ma Yun

Ma Yun, chairman of the board of Alibaba group, published a signed article entitled "position and Reflection on Alibaba's protection of intellectual property rights" in the Wall Street journal.

In this article, in addition to a further interpretation of the position, attitude, resolute and insistence of the Alibaba group on intellectual property protection, Ma Yun stressed that the world is undergoing amazing changes and that Alibaba has the responsibility to share and remind business partners of the new trends we have observed.

And the real thinking of the heart will continue to share in the future.

For some misunderstandings, it is a responsible attitude to express their true opinions clearly.

Ma Yun said, "I think it is necessary for me to express my true opinions more clearly, which is also responsible for all."

Ma Yun "restored" his view of OEM: the old links between brands and their foundries, and between brands and their existing customers are shifting and changing.

"That's the real point I want to express, and what I want to share and remind you: these new Internet based successful companies are bringing great impact to those brands based on traditional mature retail business models."

To sum up, "this is a reality, and it is also the real background of my article being taken out of context."

Ma Yun reiterated and stressed Alibaba's protection.

The position and attitude of property rights, "Alibaba will not indulge in connivance but firmly crack down on counterfeit goods.

Brands and their intellectual property rights must be protected.

The mission of Alibaba is to support those who innovate and invest in their own brands.

We have zero tolerance for infringing on other people's intellectual property rights, but not now, and not in the future.

Ma Yun also issued a strong appeal and warning - "this protection will be a long battle, and there is no shortcut to go because it is against greed of human nature."

I am more willing to tell the truth than to avoid it. "