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Originally posted by Pornwolf@Dec 22 2004, 03:31 PM
Let's not talk about the many thousands of sites that will pop up with stolen content in the next 5 years. Try to prosecute them, har harr!
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Chinese will always be behind - to be in the lead of the mail game in 2005 is a few years to late, building thousands of sites in 2010 will be several years too late...
There is no need to prosecute "the end of the foodchain criminal" - on the internet there is a supply chain, and everyone who sits in this will be targets. Also China do not like porn, and other "immoral" things:
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China closes 1,129 porn web sites
(Xinhua)
Updated: 2004-12-22 23:05
China has closed 1,129 pornographic web sites since the nationwide crackdown began this July, according to Internet Society of China (ISC) here Wednesday.
Since the web site, www.china.cn was opened June 10 by the ISC, it has received 95,000 reports of pornographic and other illegal web sites.
The related departments have closed 1,278 illegal web sites and 114 sites promoting gambling, superstitious activities and cult propaganda according to the information provided by the informers.
With the closures, the on-line reports on the illegal web sites have declined to 17.4 percent from 67 percent when the crackdown began.
The government will now shift its focus to other illegal web sites including those for gambling and superstitious activities.
China's Ministry of Public Security rewarded a number of informers since China launched a nationwide campaign to crack down on the illegal on-line operations. Their information has also helped to uncover 254 criminal cases and capture 445 suspects.
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http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2...tent_402428.htm
Looks like the chinese goverment is looking for information
