CATDOLL: Radio and Television takes action to crack down on pirated mobile games, and the list of Japanese anime IP protection is announced

On November 1, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television and the Capital Copyright Industry Alliance announced that they will officially launch a special campaign to combat infringement and piracy in the mobile game sector starting in November 2015, in order to further standardize the copyright order in the mobile game sector.

At the same time, Beijing Municipal Radio, Film and Television Bureau and Copyright Bureau signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Bandai Namco of Japan on copyright protection of animation and games. Daisuke Yamada, general manager of Bandai Namco (Shanghai) Trading Co., Ltd., said that he would cooperate with Beijing Copyright Bureau to protect the copyright of IP works from infringement and jointly combat infringement and piracy.

The first batch of copyright-protected animation IPs announced are "One Piece", "Dragon Ball", "Naruto", and "Mobile Suit Gundam Series".