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"The branch of China's police in charge of censoring illegal and harmful online information will make its efforts more visible to the public from Monday with the launch of their own ..."
Via Ronald Bannon MBA, C.Adm., FCMC
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Via Ronald Bannon MBA, C.Adm., FCMC
The Chinese government aggressively censors the Internet, blocking many sites it deems could challenge the rule of the Communist Party or threaten stability, including popular Western sites like YouTube, Instagram and Facebook, as well as Google Inc's main search engine and Gmail service. Police in some 50 areas, from metropolises like Beijing and Shanghai to more obscure cities like Xuzhou in Jiangsu province, will open accounts on sites including Weibo, China's answer to Twitter, the ministry said late on Sunday.