"China's efforts to stop intellectual property theft have been weak and ineffective - heavy on tough talk but light on implementation," said Berman, whose congressional district houses a number of TV and movie studios. "Hundreds of Web sites provide downloads and links to pirated movies, recordings and games. And sales of 'hard goods' such as illegally duplicated CDs and DVDs continue at close to ninety percent of what they were before China launched its vaunted anti-piracy campaign. It's time for more serious action."

Optical disc plants in China produce and export millions of CDs, DVDs, software and videogames in violation of Chinese law, his office said, while Web services such as Baidu provide direct links to recordings and video games without paying the people who produced them. The country's infamous track record for IP infringement costs U.S. creative communities anywhere from $2.2 to $3.5 billion in each of the past four years, Berman said, urging Chinese authorities to impose stiff fines and meaningful criminal penalties. The country routinely ranks among the world's top offenders in evaluations of global IP like the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative's annual "Special 301" report.

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That said, it's obvious that China does not care about stopping it - and possibly even prefers it.  This all goes on with a wink and nod without any concern to the whims of the west.

Matthew Lawrence Bonner
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