China Media & Entertainment Law Report
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| Blog Name: | China Media & Entertainment Law Report |
| Url: | http://www.chinamedialawupdate.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Law, Media, Entertainment |
| Description: | China Media and Entertainment Law Report will offer timely updates on significant legal and policy developments in the media and entertainment sectors in China. Mike Dardzinski is the Managing Editor. Mike is Counsel in Reed Smith's Beijing office, where he regularly represents clients investing or operating in the media and entertainment industries in China. |
| Popularity: | 1 Followers |
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Ministry of Culture and Online Gaming Content
| On November 13, 2009, the Ministry of Culture ("MOC") issued a notice on online game content control issues. The new rules require operators to: establish internal control systems; ...more |
Beijing Consumer Association Issues Open Letter on Celebrity Advertising
| On November 15, 2009, the Beijing Consumer Association issued an open letter to celebrities and movie stars as a follow-up to recent false-advertisement issues surrounding well-known Chinese media ...more |
TV Ads Squeezed
| The State Administration of Radio Film and Television recently issued The Measures on Radio and Television Advertisement Broadcasting ("Measures"), which are applicable to all t...more |
World of Warcraft Controversy leads to War of Words between Government Regulators
| The latest move in the continuing saga between the Ministry of Culture [MOC] and the General Administration of Press and Publication [GAPP] over popular online game World of Warcraft has led to MOC...more |
Trading Culture in Shanghai
| China has established an exchange devoted entirely to trading in companies that own or deal with culture. The Shanghai Cultural Equity Exchange (“SCEE”), whose investors include the Sha...more |
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