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Posted by: Site Administration Date posted: 31/12/2009 China has placed more than 4.65 million computers at some 80,000 Internet cafes under watch in a bid to crack down on violent or pornographic online games, state media reported Friday. Xinhua quoted Culture Minister Cai Wu as saying in an interview that his ministry had banned 219 Internet games for carrying "lewd, pornographic and violent" content and had blocked access to games 87 million times this year. Cai's ministry plans to step up regulation of the fast-expanding online game sector and "would improve censorship of the games in the future," Xinhua reported. See the full Story via external site: www.physorg.com Most recent stories in this category (World Specific Developments): 08/08/2010: Virtual walkers lead the way for robots |
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