Sanxiang Metropolis Daily, February 11 (All-media reporter Li Chenghui) Following professor Zhao Dexin and writer Chen Yingsong suing CNKI for infringement, at the end of December last year, Hunan writer Cai Jianwen also said that he had dozens of articles that were included by CNKI without authorization, and CNKI had never signed a licensing agreement with him, and he would defend his rights through legal means. The reporter learned from Cai Jianwen today that his lawsuit against CNKI for infringement has been formally filed at the Tianxin District People's Court in Changsha City.
According to public information, Cai Jianwen is a member of the China Writers Association and a national second-level writer, authoring dozens of works such as the novel "Watchman", the reportage "The Tide Rises Again", "Whirlpool and Undercurrent", "Business War Spy Shadow", "China Does Not Set Up a Red Light Zone", "Human Life Is Closed to Heaven", "China's Anti-Gang Crime Campaign", "Nongdao", and has published hundreds of articles in major journals across the country, including academic papers, reportage, research reports, news reviews, etc., and many works have won awards at the national and provincial levels.
"After seeing the news that professor Zhao Dexin and writer Chen Yingsong sued CNKI for unauthorized recording of articles, he also went to CNKI to check it, and found that he also found that 60 articles were recorded by CNKI, many of which were published in core journals." Cai Jianwen introduced that the time span from 1987 to 2006 has published dozens of national journals such as "Medicine and Philosophy", "Society", "National Security Newsletter", "Public Security Monthly", "China Reform", "Chinese Civil Affairs", "Economic Forum", "Reporter Observation" and so on.
On February 11, the reporter found that papers and articles published in the journal "Aesthetic Consciousness in Medical Activities", "Homeostasis: The Transmutation of Science and the Return of Philosophy", "On the Civilian Orientation of Science and Technology News" published in science news magazine, and "China does not have a "red light district" published in the core journal "Modern Women" magazine have been downloaded and cited dozens or even hundreds of times on CNKI. "These articles entered by CNKI have not been approved by him and authorized to be used by CNKI, and they are completely entered and disseminated by CNKI without authorization." Cai Jianwen said.
Cai Jianwen said that the mainland's Copyright Law clearly stipulates that copying, distributing, screening, broadcasting, compiling, or disseminating his works to the public through information networks without the permission of the copyright owner is an act of infringement; the "Regulations on the Protection of the Right of Communication on Information Networks" promulgated by the State Council stipulates that any organization or individual who provides other people's works, performances, audio or video recordings to the public through the information network shall obtain permission from the right holder and pay remuneration , openly entering the author's article without authorization is a typical violation of the author's rights and interests, and he must defend his rights through legal means. ”