KFC Copyright Infringed in China
In China a fast food chain founded in 2007, called Ji’a’po, now has over a hundred store locations in China. Ji’a’po has a logo that looks very similar to KFC’s Colonel Sanders. Is this copyright infringement?
According to the Oriental Morning Post, there is no infringement in this case, because it is claimed by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. Communist governments have no problem with copyrights unless they say there is a problem. Brad Pitt should make a note of this.
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