Stopping Copyright Thief In China

Posted on 10/3/2016 by Jim Pickerell | Printable Version | Comments (0)

Guarding intellectual property rights in China causes many headaches - but also opens fresh opportunities for lateral thinkers like Chu Yong, whose company’s biggest income stream comes from court cases against copyright thieves. He is making more money for his 400 image creators he represents from compensation for infringement, than many of them receive from selling their products to genuine buyers.

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