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China on Tuesday kicked off a five-month campaign against unlicensed distribution of literature and audio and visual products on the internet. The crackdown targets mobile device applications
A growing number of government agencies and officials in China are using microblogging services as platforms to interact with and influence the public, according to two leading Internet portals.
BEIJING, Dec. 8 (Xinhua) -- Internet piracy has been a chronic problem hindering the development of China's dynamic digital industry, but it is finally subsiding as a result of tightened government
and broadband speeds has encouraged more people to pay for content they can carry around with them. According to a report by the Internet Society of China, the number of smartphone-based mobile
development and collaboration between Russia and China in new media and online technologies." Kirill Philippov, director general of SPB TV, said during the China-Russia Internet Media Forum & China-Russia
A court has held the first hearing of a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by five US film studios against a Shanghai Internet Cafe and its software provider, a Beijing-based company. The case was
a limited time period," Yan said, admitting that Internet copyright infringement is still "very severe" in the country. According to Yan, the campaigns were jointly launched by the NCA, the Ministry
A Shanghai Internet cafe has been taken to the court for infringing the copyright of two Hong Kong TV series by allowing people to watch them on its local area network. Beijing Netmovie asked for 150
Sources from the 2008 Forum on the Special Action of Cracking Down on Internet Infringement and Piracy held by the National Copyright Administration of China (NCAC) show that NCAC, Ministry of Public
Hong Kong and the mainland need a "robust" copyright law to better protect intellectual property (IP) in their film industry as the Internet has made IP infringement much easier, said Michael C.
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