Landmark Agreement
By Zhu Shenshen |
May 12, 2011, Thursday
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SHANGHAI government and Internet companies signed a copyright protection agreement yesterday and will strengthen crackdowns on online piracy, city officials said.
Eight firms, including Shanda Interactive and Tudou.com, signed a joint agreement yesterday promising not to use pirated content in future and to delete existing pirated content.
"Shanghai continues to strive to create a healthy Internet environment and the copyright issue is a key problem," according to Cai Jiwan, deputy director of the Shanghai Press and Publication Bureau.
The bureau shut down 371 websites for IPR violations last year.
Eight firms, including Shanda Interactive and Tudou.com, signed a joint agreement yesterday promising not to use pirated content in future and to delete existing pirated content.
"Shanghai continues to strive to create a healthy Internet environment and the copyright issue is a key problem," according to Cai Jiwan, deputy director of the Shanghai Press and Publication Bureau.
The bureau shut down 371 websites for IPR violations last year.
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