Cloud computing service providers in China have to actively remove copyright-infringing content from their networks and put in place systems to prevent users from sharing such works. Rights owners welcome the development but data privacy concerns emerge
This article is from the TMT chapter of the 2015 Annual Review and is available for download here.Ben Qi of Jin Mao Partners explains how foreign…
This article is from the TMT chapter of the 2015 Annual Review and is available for download here.Ben Qi of Jin Mao Partners explains how foreign…
This article is from the Data Protection chapter of the 2015 Annual Review and is available for download here.Ken Dai and Jet Deng of Dacheng…
This year's report carefully selects 35 typical cases from among the intellectual property and competition cases concluded by the Supreme People's Court in 2014.
China's draft Cybersecurity Law, which restricts cross-border data transmissions and requires the setting up of servers in the country, has prompted foreign companies to assess risks regarding delay, disclosure and costs
