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New Progress in China's Protection of IPR
www.chinaview.cn 2005-04-21 10:52:36

V. Intellectual Property Rights Protection for Audio and Video Products

    Persistent piracy of audio and video products in spite of repeated bans is a problem of international significance. The Chinese government attaches great importance to IPR protection foraudio and video products, treats crackdown on piracy of audio and video products as an important task in IPR protection and has madecontinuous efforts to carry it out. In recent years, China has gradually established a whole set of systems for the management ofaudio and video products, which mainly includes an IPR protection system, audio and video business license system, exclusive publication right system, duplication authorization system, SID code system, censorship system for imported audio and video products, the system of awards for informants, the system of uniform anti-counterfeit labels for audio and video products, the system of registration and filing of audio and video products in storehouses, and the system of inspection of, report on and keeping the public informed of illegal audio and video products.

    In August 1994, the government promulgated the "Regulations on the Administration of Audio and Video Products," and amended it inDecember 2001. In accordance with the relevant laws and regulations, including the "General Principles of the Civil Law," "Copyright Law," "Criminal Law" and "Regulations on the Administration of Audio and Video Products," the Press and Publication General Administration, Ministry of Culture, General Administration of Customs and Ministry of Commerce respectively and jointly issued a series of administrative regulations, such asthe "Regulations on the Administration of Publication of Audio andVideo Products," "Measures for the Administration of Wholesale, Retail and Renting of Audio and Video Products," "Measures for the Administration of Import of Audio and Video Products" and "Measures for the Administration of China-Foreign Cooperative Distribution Enterprises of Audio-video Products," providing both legal and administrative groundwork for the business and protection of audio and video products.


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