Mickey Kanter was immediately confused.

Cinemas, this is commonplace in the United States, but just like ordinary people have heard of many government departments but don’t know what functions these departments do and how they operate, Mickey Kanter only has an ordinary person’s vague concept of cinemas, probably the movie playback consortium composed of many cinemas.

At this time, in front of Westeros, of course, he could not be so ignorant. He thought for a while and said, "Simon, this kind of film industry reform should have nothing to do with us?"

"Of course it's related. This involves the third point. While the theater system reforms, you need to convince China to connect the theater tickets." Speaking of this, Simon took the initiative to explain: "Mickey, in the past year, Hollywood movies have accounted for 5 of the top ten Chinese box office lists. However, according to our investigation, because the screening system is backward and there are serious management loopholes, a large part of our movies have been concealed. Carrying out theater system reforms and requiring the theater network to be transformed is for the sake of more transparent market feedback from Hollywood movies in China."

"Simon, if I remember correctly, Chinese movies are so low that they are almost negligible in terms of box office size and share ratio."

"Mickey, do you know how many landlines China has now?"

"Um?"

"I happened to pay attention to this matter recently, so I felt it. Now it is 50 million, but in 1990, five years ago, the number was only 10 million. This is the potential. China is a huge market with a population of 1 billion. As long as the industry can go formal, the market potential of 1 billion people will explode, nothing is impossible."

Mickey Kant nodded and remembered another thing: "Since that's the case, Simon, I think you should care more about China's piracy issue. In fact, the American Software and Information Industry Association contacted me the day before yesterday, hoping that I could discuss this issue in this consultation with China. Moreover, they are lobbying the White House and Congress that if China continues to allow piracy, corresponding sanctions should be imposed."

As he said this, Mickey Kanter had some less obvious playfulness on his face similar to Mr. Bean.

If we talk about piracy, the most criticized thing in the past year was the problem of piracy of the iPlayer player Tinkobaier's iPlayer player. The sales volume exceeded 20 million in the first year of its release. It was also a year since the catalysis of iPlayer players and the popularity of the Internet led to the proliferation of online pirated music, which directly plummeted by 23% of global record sales, which is also a "credit".

In addition, there are VCD players that have quickly become popular in China.

This is also unique.

When this machine first appeared a few years ago, all Western electronic giants were not optimistic about it, so they did not pay too much attention.

I didn't expect it to break out in China.

Then, after studying it, everyone quickly understood that the reason was pirated.
Chapter completed!