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No copyright, we're copycats

China Daily | Updated: 2009-03-28 08:09

China should introduce stricter penalties for violation of copyrights by the Internet media, says an article on the website www.qianlong.com. Following is an excerpt:

The spotlight is back on the Internet media.

According to recent reports, Zhejiang province-based website www.zjol.com.cn used a number of articles and pictures, which originally belong to the Beijing News, without permission. The constant copyrights violation has forced Beijing News to drag the website to court.

No copyright, we're copycats

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