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China Stiffens its Internet Rules
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FBN’s Adam Shapiro on the Chinese government announcing stricter rules to use the internet.
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- Date Dec 28, 2012
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It's 141 -- time here Fox Business three stocks remain in the red as lawmakers are at odds over ways to resolve the fiscal crayfish -- President Obama is going to meet with the congressional leaders.
In just a few hours from now but right now the Dow is down 72 point the Chinese Government is announcing stiff new rules.
To use the Internet the Communist country now requires users to provide their real name.
To service providers the move places a greater burden on web companies to delete forbidden postings and report that the Chinese authorities.
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