China's biggest broadcaster accused of not paying royalties to E

China's biggest broadcaster accused of not paying royalties to E

BEIJING, China - European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson listens to a media question at a press conference following his meeting with Chinese Commerce Minister Bo Xilai in Beijing on Nov. 7. Mandelson told another press conference on Nov. 8 that Chinese broadcasters, including the country's flagship network, have not been paying royalties to European copyright holders. (Kyodo)

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