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China Woman Hires Actors To Pose As Family, Extorts Money From Blind Date
A married woman in China has been detained by police for hiring actors to impersonate herself and her parents on a blind date.
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Alibaba: The New Face of Finance in China
As Alibaba gears up for what could be the world's biggest tech IPO, online finance has become another focus of the sprawling firm - and while that business will be largely kept separate from the offering, it could play a major role in the entire company's future growth.
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China Issue Draft Guidelines Against Online Bullying
China is canvassing public opinion on draft guidelines to punish cyber violence, authorities said on Friday, as concern grows over online bullying and attacks targeting women and children in the world's largest internet community.
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China Releases New Rules On Censorship Of Online Comments, Likes: Report
Amid anti-government views and posts in the wake of the massive public protests across the country over Covid lockdowns and a fresh outbreak, China released new guidelines on the censorship of online comments and 'likes'.
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China Tightens Regulation Of Online Comments: Report
China began applying new rules governing online comments today, further threatening freedom of expression in a move authorities said was aimed at protecting national security.
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China Revises Rules To Regulate Online Comments
China's cyberspace regulator on Wednesday published revised rules to regulate online comments, which will be effective from Dec. 15. The new rules will require account operators to
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China Targets Online Platforms In Quest To "Clean Up" Internet
China will scrutinise online platforms such as social media networks and video-sharing sites to clamp down on fake accounts and information as part of its drive to "clean up" the internet, the country's cyber regulator said on Thursday.
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China Suspends Approval For New Online Games To Curb Addiction: Report
China Gaming Game: China has temporarily suspended approval for all new online games in a bid to curb a gaming addiction among young people, the South China Morning Post reported on Thursday citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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3 Hours A Week: China's New Rules For Children Playing Video Games
China has forbidden under-18s from playing video games for more than three hours a week, a stringent social intervention that it said was needed to pull the plug on a growing addiction to what it once described as "spiritual opium".
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China's Online Army Shows Brands Who Is In Charge Amid Hong Kong Crisis
As geopolitical storm clouds gather, China's most powerful weapon may not be tariffs or riot police, but ordinary consumers at their keyboards.
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BBC Starts to Feel the Chill From ‘Netflix Effect’
Brits are increasingly abandoning TV licenses as they turn to on-demand streaming services such as Netflix.
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How Chinese Sellers of Fake Dior Are Evading a Crackdown Online
The global trade in counterfeits will balloon to $991 billion by 2022, according to research firm Frontier Economics.
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China P2P Lending Crackdown May See 70% of Firms Close
As few as 300 companies will remain by the end of the year, says report.
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Tencent Music Plays Spotify Rhythms to a Facebook Beat
Social is the foundation of the Chinese spinoff’s revenue model.
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China's Latest Step to Curb Games and Play Wallops Tencent
China’s regulators plan to limit the number of new online games and the total number of titles.
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China Woman Hires Actors To Pose As Family, Extorts Money From Blind Date
A married woman in China has been detained by police for hiring actors to impersonate herself and her parents on a blind date.
-
Alibaba: The New Face of Finance in China
As Alibaba gears up for what could be the world's biggest tech IPO, online finance has become another focus of the sprawling firm - and while that business will be largely kept separate from the offering, it could play a major role in the entire company's future growth.
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China Issue Draft Guidelines Against Online Bullying
China is canvassing public opinion on draft guidelines to punish cyber violence, authorities said on Friday, as concern grows over online bullying and attacks targeting women and children in the world's largest internet community.
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China Releases New Rules On Censorship Of Online Comments, Likes: Report
Amid anti-government views and posts in the wake of the massive public protests across the country over Covid lockdowns and a fresh outbreak, China released new guidelines on the censorship of online comments and 'likes'.
-
China Tightens Regulation Of Online Comments: Report
China began applying new rules governing online comments today, further threatening freedom of expression in a move authorities said was aimed at protecting national security.
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China Revises Rules To Regulate Online Comments
China's cyberspace regulator on Wednesday published revised rules to regulate online comments, which will be effective from Dec. 15. The new rules will require account operators to
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China Targets Online Platforms In Quest To "Clean Up" Internet
China will scrutinise online platforms such as social media networks and video-sharing sites to clamp down on fake accounts and information as part of its drive to "clean up" the internet, the country's cyber regulator said on Thursday.
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China Suspends Approval For New Online Games To Curb Addiction: Report
China Gaming Game: China has temporarily suspended approval for all new online games in a bid to curb a gaming addiction among young people, the South China Morning Post reported on Thursday citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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3 Hours A Week: China's New Rules For Children Playing Video Games
China has forbidden under-18s from playing video games for more than three hours a week, a stringent social intervention that it said was needed to pull the plug on a growing addiction to what it once described as "spiritual opium".
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China's Online Army Shows Brands Who Is In Charge Amid Hong Kong Crisis
As geopolitical storm clouds gather, China's most powerful weapon may not be tariffs or riot police, but ordinary consumers at their keyboards.
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BBC Starts to Feel the Chill From ‘Netflix Effect’
Brits are increasingly abandoning TV licenses as they turn to on-demand streaming services such as Netflix.
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How Chinese Sellers of Fake Dior Are Evading a Crackdown Online
The global trade in counterfeits will balloon to $991 billion by 2022, according to research firm Frontier Economics.
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China P2P Lending Crackdown May See 70% of Firms Close
As few as 300 companies will remain by the end of the year, says report.
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Tencent Music Plays Spotify Rhythms to a Facebook Beat
Social is the foundation of the Chinese spinoff’s revenue model.
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China's Latest Step to Curb Games and Play Wallops Tencent
China’s regulators plan to limit the number of new online games and the total number of titles.
