Tequila Yan, Author at RTM World

About Tequila Yan

News desk editor and Magazine editor, helping readers to know news updates of imageing industry.

Entries by Tequila Yan

Orink to Showcase in Americas: Feel Confident with ORINK

January 13, 2020 /0 Comments/in Aftermarket /by Tequila Yan

Epson Recalls Label Printer Power Adapter in China

January 8, 2020 /0 Comments/in OEM News /by Tequila Yan

LD Products Releases New Products

December 13, 2019 /0 Comments/in Aftermarket, Office Supplies /by Tequila Yan

4L Holdings Enters into Financial Restructuring, and Official Statement from Clover

December 12, 2019 /0 Comments/in Aftermarket /by Tequila Yan

HGOA Upgrades HYB Distribution Level

December 10, 2019 /0 Comments/in Aftermarket /by Tequila Yan

LD Products New Product Announcement

December 6, 2019 /0 Comments/in Aftermarket, Office Supplies /by Tequila Yan

HP Brought to Class Action again

December 4, 2019 /0 Comments/in Legal /by Tequila Yan

HYB Releases Remanufactured Drum Units

December 3, 2019 /0 Comments/in Aftermarket, Office Supplies /by Tequila Yan

Kyocera to Acquire AVX Share

November 28, 2019 /0 Comments/in OEM News /by Tequila Yan

Customers Satisfied by HYB Color Toner

November 27, 2019 /0 Comments/in Aftermarket /by Tequila Yan

Take our Poll:

Are tech giants like Amazon doing enough to police their platforms against infringing or fraudulent products?

Yes. Online sites like Amazon and eBay have launched brand protection programs and react quickly to remove listings of any infringing products.
Yes. Industry bodies such as the Imaging Supplies Coalition (ISC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Amazon to fight against counterfeits and infringing products.
Yes. Amazon is quick to respond to OEMs like Canon to remove infringing products as soon as they are reported.
Yes. It is not really the responsibility of the sites like Amazon to police the products that are sold. This should be left to the legitimate industry and policing authorities to pursue.
No. Online e-commerce platforms can do a lot more to check infringing aftermarket products before they go on sale.
No. There should be more deterrents including the blacklisting of those found guilty of selling infringing products on Amazon.
No. the e-commerce sites are making a lot of money out of the platform and should be fined and held more to account for any and all illegal activity on their watch.

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