Initiated by Sohu.com, Joy.cn, and Union Voole Technology Company, a new anti-piracy alliance that is co-founded by 110 Chinese Internet video copyright owners has been launched in Beijing.

According to the statistics provided by the official website of the Shanghai courts, from February 9 to February 26, 2009, the Chinese video website Tudou.com will face 14 lawsuits, of which, 50% are started by Joy.cn.

Reacting to media reports earlier this week that 80 Chinese copyright owners had formed an anti-piracy alliance to start a massive legal assault against Chinese Internet video website Tudou.com, Huang Huiwen, vice president for Tudou.com, told local media that the company has not received any written notice or document about the lawsuit and has no [...]

About 80 Chinese copyright owners, including Joy.cn, Beijing Polybona Film Distribution, Beijing Orange Sky Entertainment Group and SFS Emperor, are planning a massive legal assault against Chinese Internet video website Tudou.com for various copyright infringements.

China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television has published a full list on its official website, detailing 247 organizations and websites that have been issued an Online Audio-Visual Broadcasting License.

China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television has issued a license for online broadcasting of audio and video programs to Voole, which is the fourth privately-run video website in China to get the license following joy.cn, 51tv.net and netandtv.com.