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Category Archives: Media regulation
Cobalt-60 front page story removed from Southern Metropolis Daily
Cobalt-60 radiation source exposed for 48 days in Guangzhou; authorities recall front-page story.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Media regulation
Tagged censorship, cobalt-60, Guangzhou, radiation, Southern Metropolis Daily
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Say goodbye to anonymity on the Internet. Again.
The Ministry of Culture wants to regulate the Internet, which has become an important part of society.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Media regulation
Tagged Daily Sunshine, Ministry of Culture, real name system
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New rules for foreign financial news wires: Q&A with David Wolf
David Wolf answers Danwei’s questions about new rules for foreign financial information providers in China.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Bloomberg, David Wolf, Dow Jones, financial news, media business, media regulation, news wires, Thomson Reuters
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How to get around the financial news regulations
Another round in the decade long fight between Xinhua and the foreign financial news agencies.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Bloomberg, Dow Jones, financial news, media, media business, media regulation, Thomson Reuters, Xinhua
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SARFT reminds you to avoid celebrity scandals
Another SARFT ban order: no hyping up celebrity scandals
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged celebrities, Edison Chen, Gillian Chung, SARFT, scandal, Shanghai Morning Post
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New rules imposed on Internet video content
SARFT goes after camgirls.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged SARFT, video, vulgarity
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Youtube not blocked in Beijing
Youtube not blocked in Beijing, March 4 2009.
Posted in Media regulation, Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, GFW, media regulation, net nanny, video, Youtube
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Snags in China’s new ISBN distribution system
Guangdong Province didn’t get its new system up in time for GAPP’s change to a per-book licensing model, so publishers were stymied.
Posted in Books, Media regulation
Tagged GAPP, Guangdong, ISBN, publishing
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Law blog provider Fatianxia harmonized
The Fatianxia blog platform gets pulled by Beijing Netcom
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged blogs, Fatianxia
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