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Landmark Copyright Cases in China: An In-Depth Analysis

Landmark Copyright Cases in China: An In-Depth Analysis

Author: Luo Dongchuan; (translated by) He Jiong
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
ISBN: 9789041191045
Published In: December 2018
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: China ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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About this book:
Landmark Copyright Cases in China provides a comprehensive introduction to the Chinese copyright system that includes both administrative and judicial mechanisms. With China’s third major amendment of its Copyright Law now well underway, the international significance of China’s handling of copyright matters comes into a clearer focus. This book, an English translation of Chief Judge Luo Dongchuan’s recent selection and detailed analysis of twenty-five landmark copyright cases decided by the Chinese courts in the past few years, provides an in-depth understanding of the fundamental theories of copyright as interpreted in Chinese jurisprudence and of the sophisticated balance of interests among copyright owners, communicators of works and the public domain in China. Some contemporary issues, including criteria for copyright infringement, influence of new technologies and new business modes to the copyright system, are furthermore analyzed.

What’s in this book:
Following a comprehensive introductory chapter on the Chinese copyright system, the presentation proceeds with annotated English texts of cases that determine the nature of a copyrightable work and elaborate on how copyright may be infringed under Chinese law. The subject matter of the cases includes such typical internationally important elements as the following:

architectural works;
sport;
music videos;
typeface libraries;
technical standards;
expressions of folklore;
Internet TV;
liability of service providers;
online rebroadcast;
revision of computer software; and
layout designs of integrated circuits.

In addition to the texts and Dr. Luo’s analyses, each case study includes comments from the judge of that particular case offering the reasoning for the decision. The judicial decisions demonstrate the latest development in judicial protection of copyright in China.

How this will help you:
This book serves as a basic professional casebook to understand Chinese copyright law system. The value of this book to non-Chinese enterprises and individuals with Chinese connections or prospects is immeasurable. There are no peers for this book. Every professional, official, policymaker or academic interested in international copyright will welcome its prodigious first-hand communication about one of the most crucial aspects of global trade relations.

About the Chief Editor

About the Translator

Preface

The Commentary Committee

Acknowledgment

CHAPTER 1
Introduction to the Chinese Copyright System

CHAPTER 2
Determination of the Nature of a Work

CHAPTER 3
Determination of Copyright Infringement

CHAPTER 4
Other Issues concerning Copyright-Related Disputes

Postscript