Global Tycoon: You Call This A Small Achievement?

"Is it just targeting Huaxing Records, or is it?" He Zhou asked, raising an eyebrow.

Liang Zheng shook his head, "This is not an attack on China Star Records alone, but an indiscriminate boycott of Xiangjiang Music!"

In fact, this situation has been going on for a long time, but it has started to ferment again recently for some unknown reason.

He Zhou has no good solution for this. He can only say that the predecessors have exhausted the road, and the future generations will have no way to go.

Historically, every time a popular song comes out in the island country's music scene, Xiangjiang immediately reproduces the classic and localizes it.

Every time an island country launches a lawsuit, Xiangjiang always dismisses it and pays a small amount of money out of shame, or even refuses to admit it shamelessly and ridicules the other party.

On the surface, it seems that the Hong Kong music scene has taken advantage and gained the upper hand, but in the long run, the mine that has been laid will eventually explode.

Since there is no way to stop the shameless plagiarism in the Xiangjiang music scene, it is better to simply prevent Xiangjiang music from entering the island country's music market.

Plagiarizing the music of an island country and then brazenly going to the island country to make money, there is no such thing as such a good thing in the world!

Even though under the pressure of the two big countries behind Hong Kong, the island country is open-minded and allows Xiangjiang music to enter the island country market according to the decree, but at the publicity level, it is still very necessary to promote Xiangjiang music.

And because of issues such as plagiarism and piracy, the people of the island countries spontaneously launched a boycott movement. Even the two big countries behind Hong Kong 957 had nothing to say.

"Let me think about this matter." He Zhou rubbed his temples and said with some distress.

In this case, Xiangjiang must take the lead in reflection.

It’s not that he has any reflective attributes that are causing trouble, but the phenomenon of Xiangjiang plagiarizing the island country’s music is really serious. Almost every popular song from the island country has been plagiarized!

With the economic rise of Hong Kong, whether it will still appear in the international arena with such an image is a question worth pondering.

That is to say, the island country’s international public opinion power is not strong yet. If the island country had Britain’s public opinion power in this regard, Hong Kong would have become a stink in the mainstream international public opinion.

In the final analysis, the Hong Kong recording industry is still too petty.

If it really doesn't work, wouldn't it be possible to buy the rights to adapt the music?

Ignoring intellectual property rights can be done by the South Asian countries and the northern powers, but Hong Kong cannot continue to do so, which is extremely detrimental to its own image.

Given Hong Kong’s current economic status, creating an environment that respects copyright will actually do more good than harm!

Especially in the future, Xiangjiang will continue to follow the cultural industry route. If you don’t respect intellectual property rights yourself, how can you expect others to respect your intellectual property rights?

To put it bluntly, the reason why Xiangjiang Music can still make money by entering the market of island countries despite the wave of boycotts is that the island countries have given enough face to the two big countries behind Xiangjiang.

If it had been anyone else, it would have been a no-brainer for them to try so hard to gain access to the island country's music scene and even want to enter the island country's music market.

To put it bluntly, Xiangjiang wants to use Dong Nanya as a starting point. Shouldn’t Xiangjiang’s back garden show a little bit of the superiority of ‘heaven on earth’?

What if the people of the frozen South Asian countries think about it, oh, it turns out that the so-called paradise on earth has the same disregard for intellectual property rights as we do, and even slaps them after plagiarism.

Is this true?

What has become of this!

He Zhou slowly lit a cigarette, puffed out smoke, and seemed to be talking to himself: "This matter will probably turn around only if the Hong Kong government comes forward."

In the final analysis, we are trying to persuade the Hong Kong government to proactively negotiate with the island countries on this matter.

More specifically, Xiangjiang is the first to recognize the island country’s music intellectual property rights, apologize for past plagiarism and plagiarism, and provide strong support at the official and legal levels.

This is undoubtedly an offending thing, but in He Zhou's opinion, it is not a big deal.

In the past, most of the Hong Kong singers who copied the music works of the island country have already become famous. If they pay a sum of money, it will only cause physical pain at most, and it is far from damaging their muscles and bones.

As for the harm to fans, you can also blame the record company and let the record company take the blame, just like the traffic stars of later generations. Whenever they are aggrieved, the first one to be charged will definitely be the agency.

Generally speaking, you will lose money if you plagiarized in the past, and you will be guaranteed not to plagiarize again in the future. If you want to adapt or cover the island country's music works, you need to obtain relevant authorization in advance.

"This...will the Hong Kong government agree?" Liang Zheng said a little (bgbf) not confidently.

The music market of the island country is naturally very important. With the economic strength of the island country, the consumption power of more than 100 million people exceeds the combined music consumption market of more than a dozen countries in South Asia.

Giving up on the island music market is definitely the stupidest behavior.

Not to mention this era, even half a century later, the island country's music scene is still evergreen, and island country music masterpieces are still emerging one after another.

In such a favorable environment, the island country can continuously produce excellent works.

On the contrary, it is Xiangjiang music, and later mainland music. You think it is just the beginning, but you never thought that it is the peak. After the peak, the prosperity is gone...

"The Hong Kong government will agree." He Zhou said calmly.

At his current status, in the capitalist society of Xiangjiang, he possesses energy that is unimaginable to ordinary people. It can be said without hesitation that he is definitely the number one media person in Xiangjiang.

Needless to say, since the news of negotiations between the two major powers spread, some British people in the Hong Kong government have been worried and looking for a place to go. Taking advantage of this opportunity, he put a lot of people in.

Whether it is the political arena, the judiciary, or even the police, they all have corresponding eyes and ears. The only British garrison in Hong Kong that cannot be invaded by water is the British garrison in Xiangjiang, and the military police have a weak presence but a good status.

It can be said that in many cases, businessmen, even if they do not want to take the initiative to get involved in political affairs, still have to get involved in the political whirlpool when they develop to a certain extent.

Whether it is to obtain nutrients for self-protection or to expand and strengthen the business territory, it is impossible to completely alienate the relationship with politics.

After all, this is Xiangjiang, and many taboos and taboos are far less sensitive, which gives He Zhou the opportunity to get his hands dirty.

It's not just him, other big guys in Xiangjiang also do the same. All walks of life have their own interest representatives, and they compete with each other. The winner stands at the top, and the loser is eliminated.

On the issue of respecting the music copyright of the island country, he believes that he can still influence the Hong Kong government's decision.

Of course, this is only for the issue of music copyright in island countries. The great thing is that it also covers South Asia and the big northern countries.

After all, the issue of respecting European and American intellectual property rights can only be an issue and needs to be put aside for the time being.

Respecting the music copyright of the island country can be exchanged for real benefits. At most, you will suffer losses for a while, and you will soon be able to get the leeks back from the island country.

If no distinction is made, given the dense intellectual property systems in Europe and the United States, if Xiangjiang accepts them all now, it will undoubtedly be a big injustice and be cut off by others in vain.

If we want to talk about respecting the copyright of European and American music, we have to wait until Xiangjiang Music has a certain influence in the European and American markets and can harvest benefits that are close to offsetting the losses and achieve a balance.

Otherwise, the so-called temporary shelving is likely to evolve into an indefinite shelving.

After all, he doesn't think it's wrong for the Hong Kong music scene to copy the music of island countries in the past few decades. These are all development problems encountered in the development process.

Now that Hong Kong's economy has risen and Hong Kong's music has more or less considerable influence on the island countries, it is timely to discuss the issue of mutual respect for each other's music copyrights.