The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) pledged to deepen efforts to monitor, review and clean up online content in the world’s biggest internet market this year, following an aggressive campaign in 2021 to remove information that the state deems harmful or inappropriate, the South China Morning Post reported.
Increased regulatory scrutiny of internet platforms last year resulted in effective curbs against the “chaos” of celebrity fan culture, fake news and other issues online, the report said, citing CAC vice-minister Sheng Ronghua from a statement published by the internet watchdog on Thursday. The CAC called on internet platform operators to establish strong content review teams and increase training for these employees.
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