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Category Archives: Media regulation
Phoenix Weekly gives Politburo member a promotion
Phoenix Weekly misidentifies Politburo member Li Yuanchao. Some schoolgirls in Shaanxi are rumored to have had their kidneys harvested.
Posted in Media regulation, Rumors
Tagged corrections, Li Yuanchao, organ transplant, Phoenix Weekly, urban legends
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Nostalgia for Southern Media’s bygone days
Jiang Yiping (江艺平) gets booted from Southern Metropolis Daily. Lian Yue comments on meeting her when he was a new reporter.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Jiang Yiping, Lian Yue, Southern Media Group, Southern Weekly
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SARFT chills out?
An organization under media regulator SARFT has a funky favicon.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged favicons, logos, media, media regulation, SARFT
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SARFT shuts down 10 video websites, warns others for content
SARFT orders ten video websites to shut down.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, media regulation, SARFT, video
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Tudou gets SARFT license
Tudou.com finally gets a video website license.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged media regulation, SARFT, Tudou.com, video
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Amnesty, RSF, BBC Chinese web pages unblocked
And the sun has come out and the sky is blue in Beijing.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Amnesty International, BBC, RSF
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Internet regulator restructured
The new, revamped Ministry of Industrial and Information Technology.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged government, Internet, MII, MIIT, telecoms
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56.com back online
Video sharing website 56.com is back online, after more than a month of downtime, apparently because SARFT was displeased with the company.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged 56.com, media regulation, SARFT, video, video websites, Youku.com
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Youku gets video website licence
Youku.com, one of the big three video websites in China that did not previously have a licence from SARFT to operate has been granted the license according to a report by Hexun.com.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Internet, media business, media regulation, net nanny, video, Youku.com
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New rules for online trading, auctions and e-commerce
Yesterday, Beijing Administration of Industry and Commerce announced on its website the draft of a set of new e-business regulations.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged business, online store, regulation
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