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27 Sep 2017

Weibo looks to reward citizen censors with iPhones, tablets

Weibo is China`s second most popular social media platform after Tencent`s messaging app WeChat.

23 Jul 2017

China shuts down 3,918 illegal websites

A total of 3,918 illegal websites were shut down by China's internet watchdogs from April to June, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) has said.

19 Aug 2016

China tightens control of online news after sensitive gaffes

The Chinese government is holding chief editors of news websites personally liable for content, months after several portals posted material that was seen as embarrassing to President Xi Jinping.

Cyberspace Administration of China

27 Feb 2016

China suspends over 580 social media accounts for spreading rumours

Chinese authorities have suspended more than 580 social media accounts for spreading rumours, confusing people or going against the constitution, the media reported on Saturday.

08 Feb 2016

China offers rewards for online "terrorist" tip-offs

China has pledged to reward people who report online "terrorist" content up to 100,000 yuan ($15,200) for each tip off, after giving out 2 million yuan worth of rewards last year, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Monday.

05 Feb 2016

China bans over 200 illegal websites with illegal content

China's internet watchdog said it banned hundreds of websites and thousands of accounts with illegal content including pornography, gambling and terrorism, the media reported on Friday.

Second World Internet Conference

18 Dec 2015

Second World Internet Conference concludes

During the high-profile meeting, President Xi Jinping urged all countries to respect internet sovereignty, jointly safeguard cybersecurity, cooperate with an open mind, and improve internet governance together.

17 Jan 2015

1 billion posts deleted in year-long Internet cleanup in China

Almost one billion pornographic and harmful posts in 2014 have been self-inspected and deleted by Chinese websites in an Internet cleanup operation.

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