China Internet TV: Pirated World Cup Website Will Be Prosecuted

The battle of South Africa's world cup is in full swing, and the battle for the protection of network copyright has quietly begun.

It is reported that China's Internet TV station will file a lawsuit against some websites pirated and pirated on the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

It is understood that the new media broadcasting rights in the world cup in mainland China are exclusively obtained by China Internet TV.

In response to piracy and piracy, the joint monitoring mechanism established by FIFA, SARFT and China Internet TV has been running since the World Cup began. It monitors the new media organizations such as domestic Internet websites and mobile platforms 24 hours a day.

According to the monitoring results, most of the websites have performed well, but there are still some institutions lacking copyright awareness, infringement of the world cup opening ceremony, competition events and related activities.

At present, China's Internet TV stations have collected evidence for infringement and piracy organizations, including Internet sites and mobile platforms.

He disclosed that the right to lawsuits will be filed against the pirates in the near future.