Browse Issues Search Articles Submissions About the Journal Copyright Fixation Podcast Subscribe Volume 69 Issue 1 Select Volume... Volume 73 Volume 72 Volume 71 Volume 70 Volume 69 Volume 68 Volume 67 Volume 66 Volume 65 Volume 64 Volume 63 Volume 62 Volume 61 Volume 60 Volume 59 Volume 58 Volume 55 Volume 54 Volume 53 Volume 52 Volume 51 Volume 50 Volume 48 Volume 47 Volume 46 Volume 45 Volume 44 Volume 43 Volume 42 Volume 41 Volume 40 Volume 39 Volume 38 Volume 37 Volume 36 Volume 35 Volume 34 Volume 33 Volume 32 Volume 31 Volume 30 Volume 29 Volume 28 Volume 27 Volume 26 Volume 25 Volume 24 Volume 23 Volume 22 Volume 21 Volume 20 Volume 19 Volume 18 Volume 17 Volume 16 Volume 15 Volume 14 Volume 13 Volume 12 Volume 11 Volume 10 Volume 09 Volume 08 Volume 07 Volume 06 Volume 05 Volume 04 Volume 03 Volume 02 Volume 01 Select Issue... Editor's Note I am pleased for the Journal to offer in this edition eleven interesting perspectives on the Third Amendment to the Chinese Copyright Law. This is a unique resource for our readers, and indeed the copyright bar. For most, it is difficult to study Chinese law, let alone write about it effectively. Yet, in this edition, the Journal is lucky to have eleven authors with extensive expertise about Chinese law and Chinese copyright. I wish I could take credit for arranging this, but I cannot. Credit for the symposium must go to Professor Peter Yu, a member of the Journal’s Board of Editors. He is also the Regents Professor of Law and Communication and the Director of the Center for Law and Intellectual Property at Texas A&M University School of Law. As many of our readers know, Peter has published often about Chinese copyright law, and he is the one who conceived of the symposium, contacted and assembled its authors, and helped edit the articles as they came in. His preface to the symposium offers an overarching theme for the topics covered. Anyone who has ever organized a symposium knows how much work this involves, and this one is no exception. I think there are very few people who have the combination of expertise and linguistic skills that Peter so generously used on behalf of the Journal. As always, I welcome comments from our readers. Alfred C. Yen Professor of Law and Dean’s Distinguished Scholar Boston College Law School alfred.yen@bc.edu Articles Journal December 14, 2024 PREFACE cpy_69-1 PrefaceDownload Journal December 14, 2024 THIRD AMENDMENT TO THE CHINESE COPYRIGHT LAW cpy_69-1 Third Amendment to the Chinese Copyright LawDownload Foundational Copyright Ideas Journal December 14, 2024 THE STATUS OF THE OBJECT OF COPYRIGHT: RESEARCH ON THE SYSTEM OF WORKS PROTECTED BY THE AMENDED CHINESE COPYRIGHT LAW cpy_69-1 Status of the Object of CopyrightDownload Foundational Copyright Ideas Journal December 14, 2024 THE AUDIOVISUAL WORKS AND THEIR PROTECTION UNDER CHINESE COPYRIGHT LAW cpy_69-1 Audiovisual Works and Their Protection Under Chinese Copyright LawDownload Foundational Copyright Ideas Journal December 14, 2024 CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF CHINA'S COPYRIGHT COLLECTIVE MANAGEMENT IN THE NEW ERA cpy_69-1 Challenges and Opportunities of China's Copyright Collective ManagementDownload Foundational Copyright Ideas Journal December 14, 2024 THE TERM OF PROTECTION FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKS IN 2020 COPYRIGHT LAW: A REMARK AND THE PROPOSAL ON REVISION cpy_69-1 Term of Protection for Photographic WorksDownload Copyright + Photography Keeping Up With Copyright Journal December 14, 2024 THE COPYRIGHT LIMITATIONS OF THE 2020 COPYRIGHT LAW OF CHINA: A SATISFACTORY COMPROMISE? cpy_69-1 Copyright LimitationsDownload Copyright Conversations in Congress Keeping Up With Copyright Journal December 14, 2024 COPYRIGHT EXCEPTIONS FOR TEXT AND DATA MINING IN CHINA: INSPIRATION FROM TRANSFORMATIVE USE cpy_69-1 Copyright Exceptions for Text and DataDownload Foundational Copyright Ideas Journal December 14, 2024 INCONSISTENT ANTI-CIRCUMVENTION LEGISLATION AND ITS FUTURE IN CHINA: TOWARDS A HARMONIZED AND BALANCED APPROACH cpy_69-1 Inconsistent Anti-Circumvention LeglistationDownload Journal December 14, 2024 THE AMENDMENT OF COPYRIGHT ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT IN CHINA cpy_69-1 Amendment of Copyright Administrative Enforcement in ChinaDownload Foundational Copyright Ideas Related Content Video Nov 12, 2025 Getting Your Arms Around the Public Domain: What to Know As Another Year's Worth of Content Becomes Available November 12 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm ET Getting ready to field public domain questions in the new year?… CLE Credit AI & Copyright Creativity & Technology Collide Foundational Copyright Ideas Video Oct 29, 2025 Software Copyright Registration Challenges: Making the Best of a Difficult Situation The panel will discuss the difficulties in obtaining enforceable copyright registrations for computer source code, including version identification, identification and… Foundational Copyright Ideas
