Jorge
January 4th, 2008, 01:50 PM
Sites that allow visitors to stream, upload, or share video content must have a permit and be either state-owned or state-controlled.
China continues to exert an almost Darth Vader-like grip on that country's internet with a report that it has announced that only state-controlled video sharing sites will be allowed to exist.
Under the new policy, sites that provide video content or allow users to upload or share videos must have a permit and be either state-owned or state-controlled.
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China continues to exert an almost Darth Vader-like grip on that country's internet with a report that it has announced that only state-controlled video sharing sites will be allowed to exist.
Under the new policy, sites that provide video content or allow users to upload or share videos must have a permit and be either state-owned or state-controlled.
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Read Full Article Here (http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/zeropaid/~3/211233671/China+to+Require+Video+File-Sharing+Sites+to+Get+Permits%3F)