China to Crack down on Online Copyright Infringement – CRI

Posted by | Oct 10, 2005

From CRI:

China will launch nationwide campaigns to crack down on copyright infringement on the internet.

The General Administration of Press and Publication and National Copyright Administration recently announced that the government will take strong actions against violators so as to protect intellectual property rights.

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