On 27 april 2025, the national office of information on the internet published the report on the development of the rule of law in the china network (2024), which states that over the past year, the state has continued to promote a multi-sectoral campaign to combat cyber-piracy, optimize copyright protection and strengthen intellectual property protection on the internet。
The people's courts have taken full advantage of the judicial protection of intellectual property rights, strengthened the judicial protection of copyrights, dealt appropriately with the protection of copyrights for cultural creation and dissemination on the internet in accordance with the law, concluded a number of high-profile cases, such as doro continent, and fully utilized the role of intellectual property in regulating, guiding and safeguarding cultural industries。
In recent years
The country's cartoon industry is showing strong growth dynamics
Doro continent's animated by the audience
When the official dorocontinental went all over the country
A dark battle around doro ip
In the middle of a platform applet
A network technology company has developed a "doro continent testing" game without authorization. Both the content of the tests and the images are extensively used in the animation of people, props, scenery, etc. The test results induce users to unlock through “watching advertising” or “paying” — thereby reaping the benefits of a cumulative over 10 million hits。
As early as 2016, a film company created an animated doro continent with the authorization of the writer of doro continent. When it discovered that its cartoon image had been “free-riding”, the company filed a petition to test the small game operator against the people's court of tianjin free trade zone, arguing that a web-based technology company had violated the right to disseminate its animated audio-visual information network and constituted an unfair competition to simulate confusion。
Then the defendant acted
Violations of the right to information networks
Whether it constitutes undue competition
