2017年ニュース 一覧
- December.27.2017 SAVE THE DATE: FEB 1, 2018, TOKYO – SITE BLOCKING SEMINAR
- December.27.2017 GOVERNMENT WEBSITE PROMOTES THE PROTECTION OF LEGITIMATE CONTENT
- November.21.2017 Site Blocking in Japan—A Call for Action
- November.14.2017 Online Piracy in Japan: How Big is the Problem—and what’s an Effective Solution?
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November.03.2017
Collaboration the key to both growing and protecting the film industry in Japan
Author: MPAA Chairman Senator Chris Dodd - July.04.2017 JIMCA Awards Special Prize at the Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia Award Ceremony
- March.13.2017 EXPERTS QUESTION WHETHER DNS SITE BLOCKING FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT VIOLATES PUBLIC PRIVACY
- February.27.2017 Fair Use Isn’t “Dare Use”
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Japan and International Motion Picture Copyright Association (JIMCA) participated in the counterfeit goods eradication campaign “Honto? Honto! Fair in Chiba ~ Let’s Protect Information Security and Intellectual Properties ~” June.16.2017


On June 10, 2017 (Saturday), Japan and International Motion Picture Copyright Association (JIMCA) participated in the counterfeit goods eradication campaign “Honto? Honto! Fair in Chiba ~ Let’s Protect Information Security and Intellectual Properties ~”, which was held in Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture, by The Anti Counterfeiting Association (ACA) – Representative organizer: Yoshishige Shimatani/ Secretariat location: Chuo ward, Tokyo.
Celebrating its 30th year, the anti-counterfeiting event focused on the problem of intellectual property infringement on an evolving internet environment. The vent made a spirited appeal to consumers to protect intellectual property and eliminate counterfeit goods.
A total of more than 1,500 visitors attended the event, where they enjoyed various programs and activities on the subject of intellectual property, including a quiz rally to identify counterfeit and authentic goods, performed on the stage.
The event included live performances from local model group “Cosmic Club”; the four-times world championship winning cheerleading dance team “Kashiwa Golden Hawks”; a highly-talented singer, RENA; and the brass band of the Chiba Prefectural Police. The appearance of mascots “Sea-poku and Chiba-kun” drew a large cheer from the audience.
It is hoped that the campaign will provide greater awareness, particularly with young people, on the benefits of digital citizenship, and the harms resulting from accessing illegal content on the internet.