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China's Cultural Censorship System and Its Influence on Copyright Protection at 7 Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property 74 (April 2017). Tianxiang He, School of Law, City University of Hong Kong, has published Control or Promote? Here is the abstract MORE
This billboard in Donguan, China encourages people not to sell pirated goods. On January 26, the USTR announced an “important victory&# in the recent World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute resolution panel regarding China’s compliance with the WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS). Counterfeiting and piracy are obviously huge concerns in China. case against China in respect to these issues, it was a bit of an uphill battle. MORE
From the New York Times: a discussion of the way in which Hollywood accommodates the censorship requirements of China's government in order to get US movies before that country's viewers MORE
Local box office smash "Lost in Thailand" also drew a record-breaking copyright lawsuit -- the lack of clear IP laws and experienced attorneys could pose new issues for growth. read more. Home International Movies THR, Esq. Asia Business MORE
1,800 cases of electronic parts from China were sold to the Pentagon for their fancy high-end weapons systems! But made in China? Psha- no big deal-people buy stuff made in China all the time. Guess what? Neat-O! Are we sure that’s safe? Aw shucks, did I mention the parts were counterfeit? Source 1. Source 2. Ask a [.]. tech news MORE
" BERLIN — Many people around the world may just now be learning that around a million Uighur Muslims and other minorities have been locked up in extrajudicial internment camps in the region of Xinjiang, in western China. The Spanish telecommunications firm Telefónica has a joint venture with China Unicom that appears to use big data for tracking people. But China’s desire for investment gives foreign companies with ties in the region — and European governments — real power. MORE
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This society may seem dystopian, but it isn’t farfetched: It may be China in a few years. Harnessing advances in artificial intelligence and data mining and storage to construct detailed profiles on all citizens, China’s communist party-state is developing a “citizen score” to incentivize “good” behavior. According to Freedom House, China’s level of internet freedom is already the worst on the planet. Moreover, what emerges in China will not stay in China. MORE
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Google Penetrated China's Firewall for 102 Minutes "After parting ways with The People's Republic Of China a few years back, Google saw their services replaced by local elements such as Baidu and WeChat, even as their market share grew globally, for the most part. This means that any IP address in mainland China cannot access Google's services without going through a virtual private network. MORE
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which is the biggest foreign lobbyist according to Open Secrets: And to the People’s Republic of China U.S. As Susan Crawford tells us : I was brought up and trained in the Internet Age by people who really believed that nation states were on the verge of crumbling…and we could geek around it. We could avoid it. These people were irrelevant. It’s rather stark when you see it. MORE
at 208 China Quarterly 833 (2011). Benjamin L. Liebman, Columbia University Law School, has published The Media and the Courts: Towards Competitive Supervision? Here is the abstract. Scholarship on Chinese governance has examined a range of factors that help to MORE
"WASHINGTON — When the Justice Department arrested the chairman of Temple University ’s physics department this spring and accused him of sharing sensitive American-made technology with China, prosecutors had what seemed like a damning piece of evidence: schematics of sophisticated laboratory equipment sent by the professor, Xi Xiaoxing, to scientists in China MORE
There’s an easy answer to why TikTok has been banned in so many places and may well yet get banned in the US: China’s “ National Intelligence Law. ” China’s National Intelligence Law was enacted on June 27, 2017 and came into effect in July 2017. MORE
Intellectual property rights protection improving in China - People's Daily Online China 's intellectual property rights protection system is improving thanks to a cooperative project between China and the European Union , senior officials said. The progress is partly due to cooperation over intellectual property rights between the State Intellectual Property Office of China (SIPO) and the EPO, Battistelli said. MORE
Intellectual property rights protection improving in China - People's Daily Online China 's intellectual property rights protection system is improving thanks to a cooperative project between China and the European Union , senior officials said. The progress is partly due to cooperation over intellectual property rights between the State Intellectual Property Office of China (SIPO) and the EPO, Battistelli said. MORE
Google is trying to hide behind a human rights spin--according to Google, China broke into Google's data centers to collect information about human rights activitists. But wait--the Chinese intelligence service needs to ask a US company for information to bust enemies of the state--for a bust in China. China was trying to spy on us all! MORE
Anne Sy Cheung, University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law, has published Exercising Freedom of Speech Behind the Great Firewall: A Study of Judges' and Lawyers' Blogs in China at 52 Harvard International Law Journal Online (np) 2011). Here is MORE
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1,800 cases of electronic parts from China were sold to the Pentagon for their fancy high-end weapons systems! But made in China? Psha- no big deal-people buy stuff made in China all the time. Guess what? Neat-O! Are we sure that’s safe? Aw shucks, did I mention the parts were counterfeit? Source 1. Source 2. Ask a [.]. tech news MORE
Das Films claims Bliss Media breached their deal and lied about abandoning the film to cover it up. read more. THR, Esq. Movies Movies THR Online Asia International MORE
Japan PM calls for release of Chinese Nobel laureate - The China Post Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan called Thursday for the release of jailed Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo , who won the Nobel Peace Prize last week. Japan-China relations are getting back to the basics of a mutually beneficial strategic partnership which I confirmed with President Hu Jintao in June" when Kan took office, he added. More. __ The China Post is Taiwan's leading English language newspaper. MORE
After much speculation that it would pull out of China entirely, Google elected last week to lob the ball into China’s court. Drummond stated that although “the Chinese government has been crystal clear throughout our discussions that self-censorship is a non-negotiable legal requirement,&# he believes this decision to stop censoring search results is “entirely legal and will meaningfully increase access to information for people in China.&#. MORE
Secret Jails Used To Enforce China's 'Hidden Rules' : NPR If you consider that as recently as a generation ago, China did not have any trial lawyers or a criminal law , the country has come a long way in establishing a legal system. There sits a small hotel run by the government of South China's Guangxi province. China has denied the existence of "black jails" to the United Nations ' human rights commission, but almost anyone petitioning the government can show you one. MORE
Secret Jails Used To Enforce China's 'Hidden Rules' : NPR If you consider that as recently as a generation ago, China did not have any trial lawyers or a criminal law , the country has come a long way in establishing a legal system. There sits a small hotel run by the government of South China's Guangxi province. China has denied the existence of "black jails" to the United Nations ' human rights commission, but almost anyone petitioning the government can show you one. MORE
China leaders face increased pressure for freedom of speech - Telegraph China's leaders faced fresh calls for freedom of speech on Friday after group of 100 scholars, journalists and lawyers published an open letter demanding the release of Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo. The latest open letter is part of renewed turbulent debate in China about whether the current regime of draconian censorship implemented by a ruling party can provide a sustainable future for China. MORE
As far as intellectual property is concerned, China typically receives attention for rampant piracy of copyrighted goods like movies and music. Does China have the equivalent of "rights of publicity" or the Lanham Act, both statutes designed to prevent anybody here in the U.S. In fairness to China, these sort of disputes erupt all the time here in the States. By Eriq Gardner. MORE
Last month, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued new restrictions on foreign correspondents and their ability to accurately and independently report news from their homeland–the fast-growing, emerging power that is China. about] China’s history, culture and reforms.&#. China took long strides toward increasing basic civil liberties and the protection of human rights before the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. MORE
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DeVoy In China, you must visit your aged parents “often” – a term intentionally bereft of definition – or they may sue you. Source. Elderly Chinese parents, feeling ignored or neglected by their children, may now sue their spawn if they feel they do not receive enough attention. Depending on how the law […]. MORE
Taiwan recalls trade officials from Hong Kong over ‘one-China’ clash Hong Kong demanded Taiwanese staff sign commitment to Beijing’s one-China principle in visa renewals Helen Davidson Taiwan’s government maintains it is an independent state which has never been ruled by the Chinese Communist party. MORE
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We’re honored to have Kerry Muzzey back again to tell his story of how one composer is working with music detection services and his US PRO to catch thousands of unlicensed uses in China and elsewhere. It ’ s about my dramas with China, and it ’ s about why you should be using detection services to track your music on YouTube and on TV. The Basics: CCTV is China Central Television: it’s a massive network in China with 50 networks under its umbrella. By Kerry Muzzey. [We’re MORE
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There’s an easy answer to why TikTok has been banned in so many places and may well yet get banned in the US: China’s “ National Intelligence Law. ” China’s National Intelligence Law was enacted on June 27, 2017 and came into effect in July 2017.
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We’re honored to have Kerry Muzzey back again to tell his story of how one composer is working with music detection services and his US PRO to catch thousands of unlicensed uses in China and elsewhere. It ’ s about my dramas with China, and it ’ s about why you should be using detection services to track your music on YouTube and on TV. The Basics: CCTV is China Central Television: it’s a massive network in China with 50 networks under its umbrella. By Kerry Muzzey. [We’re
Music Technology Policy
AUGUST 26, 2021
We now see reports that Hong Kong’s version of China’s National Security Law is being used to censor Hong Kong film makers, which will come as no surprise to anyone paying attention. Remember, the CCP views Hong Kong as a part of China like Taiwan.)
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Taiwan recalls trade officials from Hong Kong over ‘one-China’ clash Hong Kong demanded Taiwanese staff sign commitment to Beijing’s one-China principle in visa renewals Helen Davidson Taiwan’s government maintains it is an independent state which has never been ruled by the Chinese Communist party.
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After much speculation that it would pull out of China entirely, Google elected last week to lob the ball into China’s court. Drummond stated that although “the Chinese government has been crystal clear throughout our discussions that self-censorship is a non-negotiable legal requirement,&# he believes this decision to stop censoring search results is “entirely legal and will meaningfully increase access to information for people in China.&#.
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Jyh-An Lee, National Chengchi University, and Ching-Yi Lee have published Forbidden City Enclosed by the Great Firewall: The Law and Power of Internet Filtering in China in volume 13 of the Minnesota Journal of Law, Science, and Technology (2012).
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at 208 China Quarterly 833 (2011). Benjamin L. Liebman, Columbia University Law School, has published The Media and the Courts: Towards Competitive Supervision? Here is the abstract. Scholarship on Chinese governance has examined a range of factors that help to
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From the New York Times: a discussion of the way in which Hollywood accommodates the censorship requirements of China's government in order to get US movies before that country's viewers
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Google Penetrated China's Firewall for 102 Minutes "After parting ways with The People's Republic Of China a few years back, Google saw their services replaced by local elements such as Baidu and WeChat, even as their market share grew globally, for the most part. This means that any IP address in mainland China cannot access Google's services without going through a virtual private network.
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JULY 1, 2013
DeVoy In China, you must visit your aged parents “often” – a term intentionally bereft of definition – or they may sue you. Source. Elderly Chinese parents, feeling ignored or neglected by their children, may now sue their spawn if they feel they do not receive enough attention. Depending on how the law […].
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JUNE 21, 2013
Local box office smash "Lost in Thailand" also drew a record-breaking copyright lawsuit -- the lack of clear IP laws and experienced attorneys could pose new issues for growth. read more. Home International Movies THR, Esq. Asia Business
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MAY 25, 2011
Anne Sy Cheung, University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law, has published Exercising Freedom of Speech Behind the Great Firewall: A Study of Judges' and Lawyers' Blogs in China at 52 Harvard International Law Journal Online (np) 2011). Here is
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FEBRUARY 7, 2020
Remember when China’s Xinhua News Agency debuted its first AI news presenter modeled after real Xinhua anchor Zhang Zhao (taking “fake news” to a whole new level)?
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JULY 28, 2010
Secret Jails Used To Enforce China's 'Hidden Rules' : NPR If you consider that as recently as a generation ago, China did not have any trial lawyers or a criminal law , the country has come a long way in establishing a legal system. There sits a small hotel run by the government of South China's Guangxi province. China has denied the existence of "black jails" to the United Nations ' human rights commission, but almost anyone petitioning the government can show you one.
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OCTOBER 15, 2010
China leaders face increased pressure for freedom of speech - Telegraph China's leaders faced fresh calls for freedom of speech on Friday after group of 100 scholars, journalists and lawyers published an open letter demanding the release of Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo. The latest open letter is part of renewed turbulent debate in China about whether the current regime of draconian censorship implemented by a ruling party can provide a sustainable future for China.
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JANUARY 7, 2013
Supporters Back Strike at Newspaper in China - NYTimes.com
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AUGUST 7, 2017
China's Cultural Censorship System and Its Influence on Copyright Protection at 7 Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property 74 (April 2017). Tianxiang He, School of Law, City University of Hong Kong, has published Control or Promote? Here is the abstract
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MAY 7, 2012
China Expels Al Jazeera English-Language Channel - NYTimes.com
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Das Films claims Bliss Media breached their deal and lied about abandoning the film to cover it up. read more. THR, Esq. Movies Movies THR Online Asia International
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SEPTEMBER 5, 2010
Intellectual property rights protection improving in China - People's Daily Online China 's intellectual property rights protection system is improving thanks to a cooperative project between China and the European Union , senior officials said. The progress is partly due to cooperation over intellectual property rights between the State Intellectual Property Office of China (SIPO) and the EPO, Battistelli said.
JetLawBlog
FEBRUARY 26, 2009
This billboard in Donguan, China encourages people not to sell pirated goods. On January 26, the USTR announced an “important victory&# in the recent World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute resolution panel regarding China’s compliance with the WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS). Counterfeiting and piracy are obviously huge concerns in China. case against China in respect to these issues, it was a bit of an uphill battle.
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SEPTEMBER 11, 2015
"WASHINGTON — When the Justice Department arrested the chairman of Temple University ’s physics department this spring and accused him of sharing sensitive American-made technology with China, prosecutors had what seemed like a damning piece of evidence: schematics of sophisticated laboratory equipment sent by the professor, Xi Xiaoxing, to scientists in China
JetLawBlog
MARCH 25, 2009
Last month, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued new restrictions on foreign correspondents and their ability to accurately and independently report news from their homeland–the fast-growing, emerging power that is China. about] China’s history, culture and reforms.&#. China took long strides toward increasing basic civil liberties and the protection of human rights before the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
The Legal Satyricon
NOVEMBER 8, 2011
1,800 cases of electronic parts from China were sold to the Pentagon for their fancy high-end weapons systems! But made in China? Psha- no big deal-people buy stuff made in China all the time. Guess what? Neat-O! Are we sure that’s safe? Aw shucks, did I mention the parts were counterfeit? Source 1. Source 2. Ask a [.]. tech news
Communications And Entertainment Law Blog
AUGUST 6, 2017
China leaving US behind to lead on green energy jobs, ambition | MSNBC
Communications And Entertainment Law Blog
JULY 10, 2016
Types of Payments that May Constitute a Bribe Articles 385, 386, 388, 389 and 390 of China's Criminal Law prohibit payments of "money or property" to public officials for the purpose of obtaining improper benefits, or public officials from accepting such payments. China's Supreme Court And Supreme Procuratorate Issue Interpretation On Bribery Laws - Criminal Law - China
THR, Esq. Entertainment & Media Law Blog
MARCH 11, 2009
As far as intellectual property is concerned, China typically receives attention for rampant piracy of copyrighted goods like movies and music. Does China have the equivalent of "rights of publicity" or the Lanham Act, both statutes designed to prevent anybody here in the U.S. In fairness to China, these sort of disputes erupt all the time here in the States. By Eriq Gardner.
Communications And Entertainment Law Blog
FEBRUARY 4, 2018
This society may seem dystopian, but it isn’t farfetched: It may be China in a few years. Harnessing advances in artificial intelligence and data mining and storage to construct detailed profiles on all citizens, China’s communist party-state is developing a “citizen score” to incentivize “good” behavior. According to Freedom House, China’s level of internet freedom is already the worst on the planet. Moreover, what emerges in China will not stay in China.
Communications And Entertainment Law Blog
MAY 11, 2012
North Korean women sold into 'slavery' in China - CSMonitor.com
Media Law Prof Blog
MAY 24, 2011
Lee, Florida State University College of Law, has published Media Products as Law: The Mass Media as Enforcers and Sources of Law in China. In the People’s Republic of China (“PRC”), the texts of Tahirih V. Here is the abstract.
The Legal Satyricon
NOVEMBER 8, 2011
1,800 cases of electronic parts from China were sold to the Pentagon for their fancy high-end weapons systems! But made in China? Psha- no big deal-people buy stuff made in China all the time. Guess what? Neat-O! Are we sure that’s safe? Aw shucks, did I mention the parts were counterfeit? Source 1. Source 2. Ask a [.]. tech news
Communications And Entertainment Law Blog
JULY 28, 2010
Secret Jails Used To Enforce China's 'Hidden Rules' : NPR If you consider that as recently as a generation ago, China did not have any trial lawyers or a criminal law , the country has come a long way in establishing a legal system. There sits a small hotel run by the government of South China's Guangxi province. China has denied the existence of "black jails" to the United Nations ' human rights commission, but almost anyone petitioning the government can show you one.
THR, Esq. Entertainment & Media Law Blog
JULY 11, 2017
The TV manufacturer alleges LeEco concocted a "secret plan" to create a false impression it was financially healthy and to steal information about customers. read more. THR, Esq. Business Television Tech Business THR Online Asia International
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AUGUST 21, 2019
" BERLIN — Many people around the world may just now be learning that around a million Uighur Muslims and other minorities have been locked up in extrajudicial internment camps in the region of Xinjiang, in western China. The Spanish telecommunications firm Telefónica has a joint venture with China Unicom that appears to use big data for tracking people. But China’s desire for investment gives foreign companies with ties in the region — and European governments — real power.
Music Technology Policy
JANUARY 24, 2019
which is the biggest foreign lobbyist according to Open Secrets: And to the People’s Republic of China U.S. As Susan Crawford tells us : I was brought up and trained in the Internet Age by people who really believed that nation states were on the verge of crumbling…and we could geek around it. We could avoid it. These people were irrelevant. It’s rather stark when you see it.
Communications And Entertainment Law Blog
SEPTEMBER 5, 2010
Intellectual property rights protection improving in China - People's Daily Online China 's intellectual property rights protection system is improving thanks to a cooperative project between China and the European Union , senior officials said. The progress is partly due to cooperation over intellectual property rights between the State Intellectual Property Office of China (SIPO) and the EPO, Battistelli said.
THR, Esq. Entertainment & Media Law Blog
JANUARY 13, 2010
Entertainment law news this morning: Google's top lawyer David Drummond says the company may shut down its service in China if the country doesn't allow it to run an unfiltered search engine. Drummond describes a significant intellectual property theft where.
The Legal Satyricon
MARCH 24, 2010
DeVoy In response to new regulations requiring domain name registrants to supply the Chinese government with extensive personal information, including photographs, GoDaddy.com has announced its intention to stop doing business in China. Since 2000, GoDaddy has been one of the leading domain name registrants in the United States, but may be best known for [.].
Communications And Entertainment Law Blog
OCTOBER 14, 2010
Japan PM calls for release of Chinese Nobel laureate - The China Post Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan called Thursday for the release of jailed Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo , who won the Nobel Peace Prize last week. Japan-China relations are getting back to the basics of a mutually beneficial strategic partnership which I confirmed with President Hu Jintao in June" when Kan took office, he added. More. __ The China Post is Taiwan's leading English language newspaper.
Music Technology Policy
JANUARY 15, 2010
Google is trying to hide behind a human rights spin--according to Google, China broke into Google's data centers to collect information about human rights activitists. But wait--the Chinese intelligence service needs to ask a US company for information to bust enemies of the state--for a bust in China. China was trying to spy on us all!
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