In the news: China fights online music piracy, property tax is added to the agenda and the Alibaba-Suning deal stirs the market

This week the copyright agency removed 2.2 million unlicensed songs from the internet, the NPC included a property tax law in its legislation plan and the market bet on Gome attracting a partner after its rival Suning tied up with Alibaba

4 minute readAugust 12, 2015 at 06:01 AM

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China fights online music piracy

China's National Copyright Administration has said 2.2 million songs from online platforms have been removed after it ordered service providers to take down unlicensed music by the end of July.

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