China launches campaign against online copyright infringement
Share - WeChat
BEIJING -- Chinese authorities Monday kicked-off a campaign against Internet platform copyright infringement.
The campaign, jointly launched by the National Copyright Administration of China (NCAC), the Cyberspace Administration, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Public Security, will last more than four months.
It will target key areas including unauthorized republication of news and plagiarism on social media, unauthorized broadcasting of copyrighted content on short video sharing apps, and copyright violations by setting up overseas servers.
During the campaign, service providers will be pushed to enhance their internal copyright supervision systems, according to the NCAC.
- Cold wave to bring snow risks across northern China
- Reform, human rights protection go hand-in-hand for China, report finds
- China sends remote-sensing satellite into orbit
- China surpasses childcare goal ahead of schedule
- China rolls out 2-ton unmanned cargo plane
- China begins trial of faster, more detailed AI dust forecasting system































