Bracing for TMT Changes

迎接TMT的新转变

January 23, 2017 | BY

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Yang Zhou of Zhong Lun Law Firm analyzes the Cybersecurity Law, Didi-Uber deal, QVOD case, and China's new policies for P2P lending, online search and e-commerce. 中伦律师事务所的周洋律师阐述了《网络安全法》、滴滴优步案、快播案，以及中国对网络借贷、互联网搜索和电子商务方面的最新政策。

1. What are the challenges China is facing in the TMT sector in 2016? What are the newest regulations and policies?

The TMT industry has been particularly active in China throughout 2016. Almost all sub-sectors—such as cybersecurity and protection of personal information, internet search and advertising, internet finance, online car hailing, video, online publishing and e-commerce—have witnessed incidents that drew public attention. These events not only highlight the new issues and challenges that China faces in the TMT sector, but, to a certain extent, also prompted or accelerated a series of laws, regulations and policies to be formulated. Among these, the one that has drawn the most attention and will possibly have the most far-reaching impact is the promulgation of the PRC Cybersecurity Law on November 7, 2016.

 

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