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China's Media & Entertainment Law (3rd edition)

For those looking to understand the complex and often contradictory laws surrounding China’s media and entertainment sectors, TransAsia’s China’s Media & Entertainment Law is a must-have.

China's Media & Entertainment Law 3rd edition is the third in our series of seminal legal publications about the ever-evolving PRC media sector.  The 3rd edition continues our comprehensive coverage of the sector and features in-depth analysis of a wide range of industries, including, television, film, audio-visual products & music, print, advertising, event management & entertainment, internet & new media, games and intellectual property.  As in the previous two volumes, The 3rd edition contains commentary chapters that include news about the latest developments in the field, regulatory and sector analysis, business strategies for foreign investors, and legislative developments.  The 3rd edition also includes 165 pieces of up-to-date media legislation in both English and Chinese.  Written by our expert team of media lawyers, and endorsed by industry executives and Chinese government officials, this book is destined to become a vital resource for all serious studies of the media and entertainment sectors in China. As with the previous editions in our series, The 3rd Edition is an indispensable guide for any firm or individual with a professional or academic interest in the media and entertainment industry in China. This new edition covers:

  • the most up-to-date analysis of the television, film, audiovisual product, print, advertising, intellectual property sectors and event management sectors with new chapters on internet and new media and games
  • commentary on the current regulatory environment, legislative developments, foreign investment requirements and market entry issues and opportunities
  • 165 (including 75 new) pieces of key legislation in both English and Chinese
  • current industry examples illustrating how governmental policy affects the interpretation and enforcement of legislation

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