29 May, 2005

-image-bigger brother & sinobloggers

A good reason to support the Adopt-a-blog project (via China Digital Times):

Chinese-run websites have until the end of May to register their sites or face being shut down as part of a new government campaign to police the Internet, a leading portal announced on Saturday.

The registration drive is an effort by the Ministry of Information Industry to clamp down on fraud and other "unhealthy" activity on the Internet, the portal Sohu.com said.

by myrick @ 1:03 pm. Filed under Blogs, China, Northeast Asia

One Response to “bigger brother & sinobloggers”

  1. Simon World Says:
    May 30th, 2005 at 10:35 am

    Daily linklets 30th May

    * 10,000 triads gathered in Taiwan on the weekend. * Is this the ‘emerging economic superpower?’ A look at China’s have-nots. * Examining the China myths. Exposing the conventional wisdom on China to reality. * A Japanese company that hires drop-outs t…

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