Internet piracy penalties will increase

Yesterday, the National Copyright Administration, the National Internet Information Office, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Public Security officially launched the "2013 crackdown on cyber Piracy Special Governance Sword Network action." The "Sword net Action" around the network literature, music, film and television, games, animation, software and other key areas, as well as books, audio-visual products, electronic publications, network publications, such as key product, strengthen the key audio and video sites, network sales platform supervision, and severely combat all kinds of network piracy.

According to the National Copyright Administration Director of Copyright management Uzike, 2013 "Sword Network Action" deployed three key work: to improve the number and quality of cases investigated, to encourage the community to actively provide clues to the case, and continue to increase the penalties for cyber piracy cases, and further increase the criminal crackdown, If a website is found to be suspected of committing a crime, it should be transferred to the public security organ in time, highlighting the key work areas, focusing on the fields of network literature, music, film and television, games, animation, software and network sales platform, and so on, to crack down on unauthorized illegal uploads, Illegal activities such as spreading other people's works and selling pirated products through e-commerce platform.

In the first half of this year, under the supervision of the National Copyright Administration, the Ministry of Public Security, Beijing, Jiangsu and other land copyright law enforcement, public security departments have cracked the "thinking Network" pirated digital HD works case, Cathay New Point Software tort cluster case, such as a number of network infringement cases, has captured 29 suspects The amount of money involved amounted to 350 million yuan, which has produced a great deterrent effect on the criminals of infringing pirates.