Online Content in 2010
By Audrey Watters / January 3, 2011 7:07 AM
Ah, the year-in-review, that ritual where we tout the best and worst of
what's happened over the last 12 months. For its part, the Chinese
government's year-end review chronicled the usual sorts of governmental
achievements, but a notable success this year, according to officials,
is the amount of illegal and "objectionable" content that the country
has eliminated: "By November, 350 million pieces of harmful information,
including text, pictures and videos, had been deleted," according to
Wang Chen, deputy head of China's propaganda department. "There was a
notable improvement in the online cultural environment."
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/china_says_it_closed_60k_porn_websites_deleted_350.php
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