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Volume 69

Table of Contents

Volume 69 (2022)

Issue 69:1 — Special Symposium: Third Amendment to the Chinese Copyright Law

Part I — Articles From the Desk of the Editor-in-Chief — Alfred C. Yen — p. v

Preface — Peter K. Yu — p. 1

Third Amendment to the Chinese Copyright Law —

Peter K. Yu — p. 5

The Status of the Object of Copyright: Research on the System of Works Protected by the Amended Chinese Copyright Law — Xiaoqing Feng & Lixian Cong — p. 27

The Audiovisual Works and Their Protection Under Chinese Copyright Law — Huaiwen He — p. 43

Challenges and Opportunities of China’s Copyright Collective Management in the New Era — Xiuqin Lin & Xuan Wang — p. 65

The Term of Protection for Photographic Works in 2020 Copyright Law: A Remark and the Proposal on Revision — Wang Qian — p. 79

The Copyright Limitations of the 2020 Copyright Law of China: A Satisfactory Compromise? — Tianxiang He — p. 107

Copyright Exceptions for Text and Data Mining in China: Inspiration from Transformative Use — (Jerry) Jie Hua — p. 123

Inconsistent Anti-Circumvention Legislation and Its Future in China: Towards a Harmonized and Balanced Approach — Lin Xie — p. 145

The Amendment of Copyright Administrative Enforcement in China — Huijia Xie & Liuxi Chen — p. 163

Formulating Copyright Damages in China — Jyh-An Lee — p. 185

Punitive Damages for Copyright Infringement in China: Interpretations, Issues and Solutions — Guangliang Zhang — p. 201

Part II — Administrative Developments — p. 213

Issue 69:2 — Recent Developments in Copyright: Annual Case Survey

Part I — Recent Developments in Copyright “Recent Developments in Copyright”: Selected Annotated Cases — Thomas Kjellberg, Joelle Milov, Dasha Chestukhin, and associates — p. 219

Part II — Administrative Developments — p. 393

Issue 69:3 — Articles & Tribute

Part I — Articles

Tribute to Mary Beth Peters — Jeffrey E. Jacobson — p. vii

The Art (History) of Bleistein — Rebecca Schoff Curtin — p. 395 A Copyright Ignored: Mark Twain, Mary Ann Cord, and the Meaning of Authorship — Timothy J. McFarlin — p. 421

Examining Copyright — Zvi S. Rosen — p. 481

Part II — Administrative Developments — p. 565

Abstract

Volume 69 (2022) opens with a landmark symposium on the Third Amendment to the Chinese Copyright Law, guest-edited by Professor Peter K. Yu of Texas A&M University. Eleven international scholars examine the sweeping 2020 overhaul of China’s copyright regime — exploring revised protections for audiovisual and photographic works, the restructuring of collective management organizations, new limitations and exceptions (including text and data mining), anti-circumvention legislation, and dramatically expanded administrative enforcement and punitive damages provisions. The symposium constitutes the most comprehensive English-language analysis of the amendment available to the copyright bar.

Issue 2 presents the annual “Recent Developments in Copyright” — a comprehensive survey of annotated cases covering the full span of U.S. copyright doctrine from the 2022 annual meeting, compiled by Thomas Kjellberg and associates at Cowan, Liebowitz & Latman.

Issue 3 returns to scholarly articles, including a fresh art-historical reading of Bleistein v. Donaldson Lithographic Co., a provocative inquiry into whether Mark Twain may have infringed the common-law copyright of formerly enslaved storyteller Mary Ann Cord, and an institutional history of copyright examination at the U.S. Copyright Office. The volume closes with a tribute to former Register of Copyrights Mary Beth Peters.