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: IP DragonSay My Name Say My Name ...No Domain Name For Individuals In China
The article explains that in China different levels of communication administrations act as supervisory authorities. For example: Sina.com needed about 10 different licenses from different government authorities for providing their range of internet services.
There is a recent regulation that prohibits to host individually owned websites. Only business licensed or government authorised websites can register domain names in China. The Chinese government said that this measure was taken to rein in the spread of pornography, but some allege the reason is to control the flow of information.
Full post as published by IP Dragon on January 31, 2010 (boomark / email).
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