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China Cleans Social Media, Erases Thousands Of Accounts
The Cyberspace Administration of China had erased the accounts for violations that included "spreading politically harmful information, maliciously falsifying (Chinese Communist) party.
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China Shuts Over 4,000 Websites In Massive "Clean-Up" Campaign
China has shut down more than 4,000 websites and online accounts in a three-month campaign against "harmful" online information, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday, citing the country's illegal publication watchdog.
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China Shuts 128,000 'Harmful' Websites In 2017: Xinhua
China shut as many as 128,000 websites that contained obscene and other "harmful" information in 2017, the official Xinhua news agency reported late on Monday, citing government data.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
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China Takes Action on Thousands of Websites for 'Harmful', Obscene Content
The government has been tightening its grip on Chinese cyberspace in recent months, in particular placing new restrictions on the live-streaming.
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China Internet Regulator To Crack Down On Online Comments
China's internet regulator has launched a new campaign to clean up the comments sections on websites to prevent the spread of what it calls harmful information and to encourage what it considers more helpful, well-intentioned comments to appear.
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Comments
The sites said they wouldn't publish comments that reveal state secrets, harm the reputation of the country, or "destroy national unity".
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Online Comments
China's major web portals have signed a commitment to "self-manage" comments on their websites, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
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China Cleans Social Media, Erases Thousands Of Accounts
The Cyberspace Administration of China had erased the accounts for violations that included "spreading politically harmful information, maliciously falsifying (Chinese Communist) party.
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China Shuts Over 4,000 Websites In Massive "Clean-Up" Campaign
China has shut down more than 4,000 websites and online accounts in a three-month campaign against "harmful" online information, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday, citing the country's illegal publication watchdog.
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China Shuts 128,000 'Harmful' Websites In 2017: Xinhua
China shut as many as 128,000 websites that contained obscene and other "harmful" information in 2017, the official Xinhua news agency reported late on Monday, citing government data.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
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China Takes Action on Thousands of Websites for 'Harmful', Obscene Content
The government has been tightening its grip on Chinese cyberspace in recent months, in particular placing new restrictions on the live-streaming.
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China Internet Regulator To Crack Down On Online Comments
China's internet regulator has launched a new campaign to clean up the comments sections on websites to prevent the spread of what it calls harmful information and to encourage what it considers more helpful, well-intentioned comments to appear.
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Comments
The sites said they wouldn't publish comments that reveal state secrets, harm the reputation of the country, or "destroy national unity".
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Online Comments
China's major web portals have signed a commitment to "self-manage" comments on their websites, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
