China claims that it will crack down on pirated goods around the country with 24-hour surveillance.
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Chinamatt
12 weeks 4 hours 42 min 47 sec agoIf they enforce this outside
If they enforce this outside of the Olympic host cities, they'll have to close down half of Shenzhen.
demerzel
12 weeks 1 hour 32 min 30 sec ago24 hours surveillance?
Even China doesn't have THAT many police (or even troops) to watch every pirated corner. They would just shut down for the day or a few hours when the cops came, then reopen as they went by.
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11 weeks 6 days 18 hours 15 min agoYeah - same deal as when the
Yeah - same deal as when the WTO folks drop by... just means a trip to the DVD shop will include being shuffled into a sweaty backroom more suitably designed for mops and detergent. Yay.