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Tag Archives: MII
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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Video website licenses for 247 sites
Big Three left in the cold
247 websites and companies get approval for online video, but the Big Three are left out in the cold.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged 56.com, Internet, media business, media regulation, MII, SARFT, Tudou.com, video, Youku.com
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Big Three left in the cold
Big Three left in the cold
Tudou: online video problems
A rumor about Tudou.com being shut down by SARFT.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged GAPP, Marbridge, MII, online video, SARFT, tudou, video
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The new rules about online video in China
In the last few days of 2007, two government ministries, SARFT and MII, announced a new set of rules to govern online video websites like Tudou,com, Youku.com, 56.com and other Youtube clones. On December 29, Beijing-based telcoms consulting firm Marbridge … Continue reading
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged media business, media regulation, MII, SARFT, video
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Danwei Picks: 2007-12-28
China Daily issues a correction, MII might limit video websites to state-owned companies, and the Nankai University student body destroys a Buick.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged China Daily, Danone, MII, Wahaha
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The paradox of registering bloggers’ real names
by Wang Xiaofeng
Wang Xiaofeng on a proposed blogger ID verification system: I don’t believe that you can eliminate the sentence ‘fuck your mother’ for even half a year unless China devotes huge, huge resources to controlling such people.
Posted in Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Recently on Danwei
Tagged MII, real name system, Wang Xiaofeng
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by Wang Xiaofeng
by Wang Xiaofeng