SARFT: No More Internet Slangs on TV!​

Weibo Freezes Out Users Who Promote WeChat Public Accounts

Accounts got banned for promoting WeChat

Sina Weibo started taking actions against WeChat promotions on Weibo from this April. Recently, Weibo blocked more promotions of WeiChat public accounts. Sina employee Liu Xinzheng declared on Weibo that if the users doesn't delete the contents related to WeChat public accounts promotion, their accounts would probably be banned.

(English) China's financial reform smooth, innovative: official

Hu Xiaolian, vice governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), said that liberalization of interest rates on Nov. 21 was a big step forward. "The central government has tried to cut financing cost and help small and micro enterprises to withstand the pressure of the economic downturn," Hu added.

(English) Alibaba aims to bank on Arab e-commerce boom

China's Alibaba Group sees huge potential for e-commerce because of the World Expo 2020 in Dubai and the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar, Sophie Wu, the company's senior vice-president said on Wednesday.

Baidu Launched Literature Channel

Baidu Literature currently signed with 10 thousand authors, owns more than 160 thousand and have 400 thousand writers registered. Baidu Literature has also built relationships with hundreds of content distribution platforms for copyright authorization.

SARFT: No More Internet Slangs on TV!

SARFT would further enforce content censorship on TV programs, TV shows and advertisements. Internet slangs and foreign languages are banned on TV.