The copyright Administration issued a notice to crack down on piracy and prohibit uploading and sharing unauthorized audio-visual works.

according to the website of the National copyright Administration, the National copyright Administration recently issued a notice on standardizing the copyright order of online disk services. The notice makes it clear that online disk service providers should stop users from illegally uploading, storing and sharing unauthorized works. These include: works that are popular and selling; works published or produced by publishing, film, television, music and other professional institutions; and other works that are clearly perceived to be provided without authorization.

recently, many films have been plagued by "piracy". The film "Save my husband", which was released on National Day this year, was released online after it was released in advance on September 19. "lost in Hong Kong", which was released at the same time, also suffered malicious piracy. On Sept. 27, director Xu Zheng made a complaint through moments, calling it a "disaster for the industry."

it is worth noting that recently, pirated information is no longer spread through traditional "pirated discs", but through more convenient online disks. This new way of infringement and piracy is not only lower in cost, more hidden in form, but also more harmful. For more than a year, the phenomenon of spreading infringing works and implementing infringement and piracy through online disk is becoming more and more serious.

in the future, the dissemination of pirated works through online disks will be explicitly prohibited. The National copyright Administration recently issued a notice on standardizing the copyright order of online disk services, according to the website of the National copyright Administration. The notice makes it clear that online disk service providers should stop users from illegally uploading, storing and sharing unauthorized works. These include: works that are popular and selling; works published or produced by publishing, film, television, music and other professional institutions; and other works that are clearly perceived to be provided without authorization.

copyright Bureau issued a notice on standardizing the copyright order of Network disk Services

notice requires online disk service providers to indicate in detail the way in which the obligee notifies and complains on the front page of the webdisk, accepts the notice and complaint promptly, removes the relevant infringing works and deletes or disconnects the relevant infringing works within 24 hours after receiving the notice or complaint from the obligee. The

notice also requires that online disk service providers shall not upload unauthorized works of others without authorization, edit, recommend, rank, and other processing works uploaded or stored by users, guide, induce or encourage users to illegally share other people's works in various ways, or facilitate illegal sharing of other people's works by using other forms of network services.

it is understood that the National copyright Administration held a "Symposium on standardizing the copyright order of online disk Services" on October 20, which was attended by major domestic Internet disk service providers, as well as representatives of video websites and right holders' organizations. All online disk service providers agreed that they would strictly abide by the requirements of the notice, earnestly fulfill their legal obligations, actively support and cooperate with the regulatory work of the National copyright Administration, and strengthen copyright cooperation with the right holders.

Edit: vian