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Draft Would Bar Firms with Foreign Links from Net Publishing
Draft Would Bar Firms with Foreign Links from Net Publishing
GAPP proposal also holds editors legally responsible for content of the stories they publish
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Foreign-owned or joint-stock companies are not allowed to get involved in Internet publishing in China, according to a new draft regulation unveiled on December 19.
The draft, proposed by the General Administration of Press and Publication (GAPP) and published on a website run by the State Council, China's cabinet, contains a wide range of issues related to Internet publishing. The government is inviting opinions on it until January 10.
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