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Saturday, January 05, 2008 |
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China clamps down
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Internet video: govt notice |
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China has announced tough new rules to crack down on the explosion
of audio-visual content on the Internet, reiterating that sex and
politically sensitive material will not be tolerated.
Only state-controlled entities
will have the right to operate websites that post audio-visual
content, according to the rules, placing into doubt whether Chinese
will have access to foreign video sharing sites such as YouTube.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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EU screens plan for
single market in online films, music and games
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The European Commission said Thursday it would draw
up plans to boost the online market for music, films and games while
promising to uphold intellectual property rights.
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Japan PM seeks
global audience on YouTube
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Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda has posted his
first English-language message on the video-sharing website YouTube
as his country seeks greater diplomatic clout on the international
stage.
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Facebook disables
Bhutto profiles, says not genuine
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Popular Internet site Facebook on Thursday said two
purported profiles of slain Pakistan politician Benazir Bhutto's son
Bilawal were not authentic, and that the company had taken them
down.
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DIGITAL LIFESTYLE :What to expect in
2008
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Here are some of the new technology that would surely
make 2008 as exciting as 2007 in terms of digital lifestyle devices
and computer technology.
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