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In China, it is confirmed that Short Video is protected by the Copyright Law of China (“Copyright Law”) as per a verdict issued at the end of 2018 by Beijing Intellectual Property Court (“Court”) for a case TikTok v. Baidu (2018) Beijing 0491 Minchu No. 1 (“TikTok v. Baidu”).
Dec 29, 2018 · On December 26, the first-ever verdict in a Beijing internet court ruled that short videos are to be considered intellectual property. That comes after TikTok took out a suit against Baidu’s Huopai for posting one of a TikTok user's works on their site without permission, while also allowing users to download the video.
The BIC and the Beijing Copyright Protection Center jointly launched an e-copyright litigation-source co-governance model where short video creators can file the ownership and authorizations of their works online to avoid ownership disputes.
Dec 20, 2021 · The prohibitions in the rules are to be applied in all aspects of short video production and distribution, including titles, captions and subtitles, comments and bullet comments, pop-ups, emoticons, images, music, sound effects and so on.
Jun 2, 2023 · A Chinese court has required tech giants and competitors Tencent and Douyin to filter and delete copyright infringing videos on their short-video platforms, according to a report from the No 1 Intermediate Court in Chongqing.
Feb 29, 2024 · The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, particularly the deployment of generative AI in the creation of short videos, has exposed the anachronistic and incomplete nature of the copyright limitations and exceptions (L&E) within the Copyright Law of China.
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Apr 27, 2021 · Social video sites including Nasdaq-listed Bilibili and Hong Kong-listed Kuaishou face increased copyright scrutiny, after Chinese regulators pledged to act on complaints from the entertainment sector about user-generated remixes and other techniques that use their work.
