U.S. - Adds #WeChat, #AliExpress to List of Notorious Piracy Markets | Bloomberg Markets and Finance

 

18 February 2022

 

The U.S. added Tencent Holdings Ltd.'s messaging platform WeChat and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.'s online marketplace AliExpress to its list of notorious markets for counterfeiting and piracy, This is the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative's annual review of worst intellectual-property abusers. Eric Martin reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."

 

 

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China - Why #TikTok and #WeChat are the new front line in the US-China tech war | #FT: Financial Times 470K subscribers

The FT's Washington bureau chief Demetri Sevastopulo and global China editor James Kynge discuss the reasons why Donald Trump has banned some Chinese social media apps and the potential implications of the move.

Back in 2014, I asked one of my prof that why China blocked access to Facebook, Twitter, google, YouTube and etc. apps, he replied coz of protecting our own industries and also they pose national security threat. Now, the US instead of blocking & divesting #TikTok & #WeChat
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— Jalal Bazwan (@BazwanJalal) August 25, 2020

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