The IFPI has sent a written warning to
Alibaba.com,
which runs
Yahoo
China, telling the company that it must remove links to music tracks that
breach copyright laws.
Yahoo owns a 40 per cent stake in Alibaba.com.
IFPI chief executive John Kennedy said that his organisation had started a
process that would eventually lead to litigation, but that he hoped negotiation
could prevent the dispute reaching court.
Yahoo China responded by claiming that it is acting within the law. A
spokesman claimed that the company has a process for removing anything on its
site that infringes intellectual property rights.
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