If someone disseminates pirated resources "for profit", even if the price is "cabbage price", if the illegal income reaches more than 50,000 yuan or the number of clicks on the resource link reaches 50,000 times, the disseminator may meet the constitutive requirements of the crime and bear criminal responsibility.
China's Copyright Law clearly stipulates that copyright includes the right of distribution and the right of information network dissemination.
The former is the right to provide the original or copy of the work to the public by way of sale or gift; The latter is the right to provide works to the public by wired or wireless means, so that the public can get the works at the time and place they choose.
Copyright infringement of network platforms can be divided into direct and indirect types. Specifically, if the online platform directly uploads pirated resources to the public server and allows netizens to watch or download them independently through the platform, they should bear the direct tort liability.
If the platform only provides automatic network access, storage, search and other technical services, it can be exempted from certain tort liability according to the "safe haven principle".
The "safe haven principle" means that after receiving the notice, the platform will no longer bear other responsibilities after removing the infringement.