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Tencent Ethical Dilemma

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  Hi, Welcome to my Blog! In this mini case study, I am going to analysis the Ethical Dilemma behind the China's biggest game and communication application company: Plagiarism in many video games. In China, Tencent has dominated over 50% of mobile gaming market, while the NetEase Game on the second place only have around 15% of market share.
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  If you are asking me which ethical frameworks Tencent was in, I will definitely say with no doubt that it is teleological, in egoism method, since they are more focus on self-interest, and the self-interesting is playing a major role in their motivation and action when it   comes to decision making(Sturgeon, 2020). However, they are not ethical egoism, since what they did was hurting the other small companies and its users’ interest, in a result, Tencent was not an Ethical Egoism.   I think what they can improve is they should stop using the shady tactics and stole the ideas from other small companies. Since you may recall the Tencent total equity is around half trillion in China and Tencent is definitely not a small company that want to get inspirit and idea from other Titan of the industry. It is not a chime to make the easy money from the blooming game marketing, but it is very unethical to bully other competitors by using shady strategies. I am not expecting Tencent...
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Other people's reponse

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  “Tencent is always plagiarizing, but never get a lawsuit.”(Unknow, 2010) Here is a video create by a Youtuber, and she covered some unethical actions Tencent did on its early years as well: Tencent: One of the Shadiest Gaming Tech Giants Most of the comments from bloggers and editorialist about Tencent are critical, especially the comments from other game developer and coding programmer. “Although Tencent has become one of the biggest IT companies and doing all kinds of business in all field, the way it defeats its competitors is still called plagiarism” (Bo, 2010). In 2003, Lianzhong Game platform’s develop noticed Tencent launched a “twin” game platform which is very similar to Lianzhong. The CEO of Lianzhong, Mr. Bao realized the threaten, however, instead of sending Tencent a lawsuit, he was trying to negotiate with the current manager in Tencent and ask for collaboration. However, Bao’s kindness does not turn in to good outcome, the current chief officer of Tencent refuse ...
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