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Aug 6, 2012
China’s ban on remakes of foreign shows: A decision made by 'old-school minds'
BEIJING - SARFT, China’s film and TV censorship board, has issued six more thou-shalt-nots in a list of new regulations for Chinese television, one of which is a ban on remakes or clones of foreign TV shows.
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