Four music giants and their local subsidiaries have entered mediation with Baidu.com, China's largest Internet search engine, over the recording companies' claims of copyright infringement. It is the second time this month that Baidu was in a Chinese court dealing with accusations of copyright violations. Warner, Sony BMG and local subsidiaries claim that Baidu made it easy for its users to illegally download copies of 137 of their songs through the mp3.baidu.com search page.
September 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Four music giants and their local subsidiaries have entered mediation with Baidu.com, China’s largest Internet search engine, over the recording companies’ claims of copyright infringement.
No agreement was reached after more than five hours of discussions that began Monday at the Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People’s Court, the official China Daily newspaper said.
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