1.There are two legal traditions in the world – the common law tradition and the civil law tradition. Their philosophies behind and approaches to new media policies and regulations are different. Please provide an analysis of the following:
a.What are the basic philosophical and legal features of the two traditions?
b.How can the U.S., Chinese and Hong Kong legal systems be characterized along the two traditions? To what extent do they differ from the “classic” forms of those two legal traditions?
c.From the point of view of the two legal traditions, what are the specific approaches taken by the United States, China and Hong Kong to the regulations in such areas as the development of the telecommunications industry, privacy, and intellectual property.

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The USA committed the following during preindustrialization era:
1. used Chinese slaves to build the Transcontenental Railroad without labor rights
2. USA and Britain sold opium to China as an export for China’s silk imports
3. USA rob other countries of its oil, while doing nothing for the foreign countries poor. USA support tyranical dictatorships to secure its oil needs
4. USA/Britain takes over Hong Kong so they can trade on Anglo Saxson rules. They don’t respect China’s affairs and value of keeping outsiders from mendling in internal affairs

And Now, USA is telling Afganistan to stop the opium trade? Mind your own F’king business. USA is arrogant. Also, USA tells China to stop the intellectual property violations? Get real, if you Americans don’t like it, don’t do business with China, but yet you do, I wonder why? Green Stuff. USA will sell USA secrets for a price because USA is the arrogant greedy bastard without morals, integrity, ethics, and virtues.

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