To strengthen the protection of intellectual property rights in the network environment, governance according to law is fundamental. In view of the new characteristics of intellectual property protection in the network environment, relevant agencies and parties have conducted useful explorations. In terms of system construction, the E-commerce Law has been implemented, and the revision of relevant laws and regulations such as the Patent Law, Copyright Law, and the "Regulations on the Protection of Information Network Communication Rights" are actively advancing.
In terms of multi-party governance, 3 specialized intellectual property courts and 3 Internet courts have been established to actively explore and improve intellectual property judicial adjudication methods that adapt to the Internet environment; comprehensive administrative protection of intellectual property rights in the Internet environment Strengthen; relevant enterprises actively assume the responsibility of intellectual property protection platform.
In terms of technological protection, the Internet Court has built an electronic evidence platform, and relevant companies have used blockchain, artificial intelligence and other technological means to explore and solve problems such as the difficulty of depositing, consolidating evidence, and online cross-examination in Internet-related intellectual property cases. , has achieved positive results, and is embarking on a new path that organically combines the advantages of the socialist system with Chinese characteristics and the advantages of modern information technology.
Intellectual property rights in the network environment have their own complexity and particularity, which makes their protection work face new challenges. At the same time, my country's Internet technology is widely used, the number of Internet users is huge, and the practical experience of intellectual property protection in the network environment is rich, and it is facing unprecedented opportunities.
Article 3 of the "Regulations on the Protection of the Right to Disseminate Information Networks" Works, performances, and audio and video products that are prohibited by law are not protected by these regulations.
When rights holders exercise their right to disseminate information on the Internet, they must not violate the Constitution, laws, and administrative regulations, or harm the interests of the public.
Article 8: To implement nine-year compulsory education or national education plans through information networks, fragments of published works or short written works, musical works or single images may be used without the permission of the copyright owner. Courseware for the production of fine arts and photographic works shall be provided to registered students through the information network by distance education institutions that produce the courseware or obtain the courseware in accordance with the law, but remuneration shall be paid to the copyright holder.