EPISODE · Apr 24, 2020 · 36 MIN
How China Regulates Internet Economy and New Technologies with Sam Cai, Internet Legal and Policy Expert
from Asia Startup Pulse · host Chinaccelerator
Today’s guest Sam Cai is a legal and policy expert in Internet-related legislation, intellectual property rights and WTO rules, involved in different Chinese and international institutions. Currently he acts as Deputy Director and Chief Researcher of Cyberlaw Center at one of the largest tech companies in China.Episodes Notes:02:00 Introduce Sam Cai02:45 What is Prism Think Tank03:20 How China Internet regulations have evolved04:53 Three approaches to regulate new technologies08:02 Why China takes a relatively open approach for new things09:47 What is “Internet +”12:00 Are regulations different for foreigners and local players13:30 Regulated cases in e-commerce15:30 Legal and policy issues around data privacy and Artificial Intelligence19:04 GDPR’s impact on the industry globally23:15 Opportunities for foreign companies24:35 The game app Plague Inc was forbidden during COVID1926:30 A license-based regulation model29:10 Future regulations and policies in Europe, the US and China20:15 New government plan in China - “New Infrastructure”31:00 The role of regulations in the internationalization of Chinese companies31:56 Suggestions for foreign companies coming to China34:34 How to contact SamMany thanks to our guest Sam Cai; host Oscar Ramos; producer Eva Shi; editors David; organizer Chinaccelerator; and sponsors People Squared. Be sure to check out our website www.chinaccelerator.comShare, subscribe, review, enjoy!Follow us on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/the-china-startup-pulse/Email us: [email protected]
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Cyberspace has been regulated rapidly everywhere. China is constantly used as a reference. How does China create its Cyberlaw regulatory framework? Are these regulations conservative or forward-looking? Are regulations promoting or slowing down Innovation? Today’s guest Sam Cai is a legal and policy expert in Internet-related legislation, intellectual property rights and WTO rules, involved in different Chinese and international institutions. Currently he acts as Deputy Director and Chief Researcher of Cyberlaw Center at one of the largest tech companies in China. Sam gave us a big picture of China’s Internet regulations by digging deep into the approaches, limits, and opportunities. The reality is that a lot of International people still believed that a "Chinese partner" is necessary to run business in China while Sam shared that “they are just not aware of the open opportunities”. He also clarified the differences for foreigners and local players from the policy perspective. In the end, he explained the transition from the “Internet +” to the new Internet government plan “New Infrastructure”.
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