2017年ニュース 一覧
- December.27.2017 公開セミナー「NET上の知財侵害対策 サイト・ブロッキングの現状」のお知らせ
- December.27.2017 平成29年12月26日 政府広報オンラインに 「侵害コンテンツ」は許さない！マンガやアニメ、映画や音楽、ゲームなど、コンテンツの将来を守るために！ が 掲載されました。
- November.21.2017 (English) Site Blocking in Japan—A Call for Action
- November.20.2017 第6回「著作権を守ろう！ポスターコンクール」受賞作品
- November.14.2017 (English) Online Piracy in Japan: How Big is the Problem—and what’s an Effective Solution?
- November.03.2017 コラボレーションが日本の映画産業の発展と保護の鍵となります。 アメリカ映画協会会長：クリストファー・J・ドッド
- June.22.2017 プレスリリース 「the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE)」
- June.16.2017 「ほんと？ホント！フェアin千葉～守ろう 情報セキュリティと知的財産～」に参加しました
- April.26.2017 「世界知的所有権の日」記念上映会を開催しました
- April.05.2017 知的財産戦略推進事務局が実施した「知的財産推進計画2017」の策定に向けた意見公募に対し、 意見書を提出致しました。
- March.21.2017 著作権侵害に対して、DNSサイトブロッキングがパブリック・プライバシーに 違反するかどうかについて、専門家達が議論
- March.13.2017 (English) 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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明治大学 情報コミュニケーション学部にて「映画産業の発展と経済貢献」に関して講義を行いました June.23.2017
On June 15, 2017, Japan and International Motion Picture Copyright Association (JIMCA) delivered a lecture at the School of Information and Communication, Meiji University. The lecture was given in relation to a course titled “Business and Laws A” organized by Associate Professor Tetsuya Imamura, a committee member of the Copyright Committee of the Agency for Cultural Affairs – the Japanese governmental organization responsible for copyright administration.
The aim of the “Business and Laws A” course is to focus on copyright issues regarding the functions of laws and contracts in film, game, and music businesses and live events such as concerts, theatrical performances. Associate Professor Tetsuya Imamura introduces students to case studies, and aims to make topics easily accessible and relevant for students.
JIMCA’s lecture covered the following themes: “The Activities of MPA-JIMCA”, “Transformation of the Film Industry and Copyright Infringement Measures”, and “The Economic Scale and Structure of the Film Industry”. Approximately 125 third-year and senior undergraduate students from the School of Information and Communication attended the event
The first half of the lecture was given over to an explanation of the U.S. film studio industry, and the functions of the MPA and JIMCA in the Asia Pacific and in Japan. The remainder of the lecture focused on the scale and breakdown of the economic contribution made by the film and television industry to Japan. Reference was made to the “Economic Contribution of the Japanese Film and Television Industry Report”, conducted by Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc.), which quantified the size of the industry in 2014. The Report was first announced by the MPA in October 2015 during the Tokyo International Film Festival. The report was produced and launched with the support of many major film and television organizations, including: Japan Satellite Broadcasting Association; Motion Picture Producers Association of Japan, Inc.; Japan Association of Theatre Owners; Foreign Film Importer-Distributors Association of Japan; Japan Cable and Telecommunications Association; The Association of Japanese Animations; Japan Video Software Association; and the Compact Disc & Video Rental Commerce Trade Association of Japan.