Korean Animation Rep. Apply for IP Rights in China
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Domestic animation, game character and media products industry representatives will apply for copyright protection in China.
Korea's Copyright Commission for Deliberation and Conciliation said Tuesday that it was cooperating with its Chinese counterpart to apply for copyrights on some 70 products including the animation "Dooly, the Little Dinosaur", the character "Pucca", and the drama series "Gung(Princess Hours)" and "Hwangjin-i" for legal distribution in China.
The copyright commission said that it will continue to support efforts of South Korean productions to register copyrights and establish a basis to protect their work in China.
The commission added that a simpler, cheaper copyright registration system will be developed.
Reported by KBS WORLD Radio
Korea's Copyright Commission for Deliberation and Conciliation said Tuesday that it was cooperating with its Chinese counterpart to apply for copyrights on some 70 products including the animation "Dooly, the Little Dinosaur", the character "Pucca", and the drama series "Gung(Princess Hours)" and "Hwangjin-i" for legal distribution in China.
The copyright commission said that it will continue to support efforts of South Korean productions to register copyrights and establish a basis to protect their work in China.
The commission added that a simpler, cheaper copyright registration system will be developed.
Reported by KBS WORLD Radio
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