In another move to censor and control the media , the Cyberspace Administration of China has move to crack down on newsworthiness reports that use information on societal medium . The Chinese governmentsaysthis is an effort to stop the bedcover of sour news program , but it ’s obviously another move by the government to keep in line public legal opinion .
According toThe New York Times , the Cyberspace Administration of China cut a assertion tell “ It is strictly forbidden for internet site not to pin down or to falsify news source and to habituate rumour to make news or use speculation and imagination to distort the facts , and that they plan to penalize more news outlets and websites that “ directly as news reports unverified content found on on-line platforms such as social metier . ”
And according to theSouth China Morning Post , online outlets must get approval from the government before report tidings find oneself on societal medium . The Cyberspace Administration statement said that the agency had penalize multiple Chinese intelligence websites , but did n’t give any details about how exactly these exit were punished .
Here are three examples of stories view as to be “ untrue ” by the Chinese Government , consort to the NYT :
• The disintegration of moral monetary standard in villages in northeasternChina .
• Arson on a bus in Changsha , the working capital of Hunan Province .
• A girl from Shanghai flees from a Lunar New Year dinner at her young man ’s family home in the Confederate States of America because of appalling life conditions .
Clearly these reports all share a common report , one that the Chinese Government would rather its hoi polloi not see .
There are options for getting around government activity censorship of the internet , let in theTor Browseror aVirtual Private web .
[ The New York Times ]
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