China to tighten copyright protection in livestreaming, e-commerce platforms by 2025
The Hindu
The Plan said the development and application of new technologies such as big data, artificial intelligence and blockchain will be strengthened.
China will improve copyright protection livestreaming, e-commerce and sports events by 2025, the country's copyright regulator said on Wednesday.
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Copyright protection will be strengthened and improved in new industries and new areas, according to the 14th Five-Year Plan for Copyright Work issued by the National Copyright Administration.
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