China Concerned About Internal Copyright Infringers

sfled writes "Audience members at a recent movie preview had ID card numbers stamped on their theater tickets, were videotaped entering the lobby, and had to part with cellphones, watches, lighters, etc. as they passed through a metal detector. Why the big fuss? Because China's movie makers, artists and other creators of intellectual property are finally realizing that China's content-piracy industry doesn't just target imported movies, music, etc. Story at The New York Times, "free" registration, etc..."

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[Beliskner]

That's because the majority of the Indian viewing public is illiterate, and can only uderstand mindless songs. Joe sixpack in India is a rice farmer who's never been to school and is repressed by his Brahmin ruler.

The intellectual elite in India is only 10% of the population (90 million) and they learn calculus at the age of 6. They can whip the pants of Einstein at the age of 10, they work harder than the Japanese! That's why there's so many H-1Bs

The movies that this Indian elite watches are beyond the ability of the majority of Americans to understand.

This is because the Hindu religion is licensed LGPL and is continuously extended even today, unlike the Bible and Koran which are proprietary and locked by "change one word of the Bible and Satan will consume you" Revelations and "Mohammed is the last prophet, kill whoever modifies even a semicolon in the Koran" various Imams. These caveats caused problems when the Bible and Koran were translated into English.