Law Practice
Jul. 19, 2012
U.S. studios explore streaming content to China
China may be notorious for being home to pirated DVD shops and a sweeping official censorship regime, but U.S. studios think new Internet streaming services offering properly licensed American film and TV content will gain traction.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
China may be notorious in film circles for being home to pirated DVD shops on most every corner and a sweeping official censorship regime at the same time, but U.S. studios are cautiously betting new Internet streaming services offering properly licensed American film and TV content will gain traction.
Last month, American startup Jiaflix Enterprises and a subsidiary of the Chinese government's mass...
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