IP Outreach Research > IP Use and Awareness
Reference
| Title: | Sixth National Reading Survey |
| Author: | [Chinese Institute of Publishing Science] |
| Source: | http://cips.chinapublish.com.cn/yw/200904/t20090422_47512.html |
| Year: | 2009 |
Details
| Subject/Type: | IP Knowledge |
| Focus: | Copyright |
| Country/Territory: | China |
| Objective: | To grasp reading trends and the status quo of cultural consumption in China. |
| Sample: | 25.500 respondents from 56 cities in 29 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities |
| Methodology: | Survey |
Main Findings
About three in four Chinese are aware of copyright: in 2008, 71.5% of respondents reported having heard of “copyright”, compared to 71.3% in 2007.
Copyright awareness was highest in Eastern China with 78.3%. Urban residents were more likely to be aware of copyright (with 86.1% of them having heard of copyright) than the rural population (with 61.8% awareness).
[Date Added: Jun 9, 2009 ]