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1. www.reuters.com › world › chinaWeibo fined by Chinese regulator for publishing illegal ...

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   Dec 14, 2021 · Chinese social media platform Weibo Corp has been slapped with a 3 million yuan ($470,000) fine by China's internet regulator for repeatedly publishing illegal information.

2. chinadigitaltimes.net › 2022 › 01CAC Roundup: Recommendation Algorithm Regulations ...

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   Jan 14, 2022 · CAC recently fined Weibo 3 million RMB for insufficient content moderation, and revealed that was the 44th fine Weibo incurred in 2021. Despite pervasive censorship it engineers, Weibo’s been ...

3. www.cnn.com › 2021/12/15 › techChina’s most censored social media giant is fined for not ...

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   Dec 15, 2021 · Weibo, China’s answer to Twitter, has long been a prime target for stringent online censorship thanks to its broad audience base and ability to help influence public opinion. But in the eyes of ...

4. www.cnn.com › 2021/12/14 › techWeibo fined by Chinese regulator for publishing illegal ... - CNN

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   Dec 14, 2021 · Chinese social media platform Weibo Corp has been slapped with a 3 million yuan ($470,000) fine by China’s internet regulator for repeatedly publishing illegal information.

5. www.scmp.com › news › chinaCrackdown on anonymous Chinese social media accounts ...

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   Oct 21, 2023 · The policy has yet to be publicly announced but the South China Morning Post has learned that it will mainly apply to those Weibo categorised as influencers who regularly post on politics, finance ...

6. www.twobirds.com › en › insightsChina Cybersecurity and Data Protection: Monthly Update ...

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   Jan 28, 2022 · 1. Measures on Cybersecurity Review Approved by 13 Regulators. On 28 December 2021, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), jointly with 12 other ministries, issued the revised Measures of Cybersecurity Review (Measures), which was made public on 4 January 2022. The Measures extend the cybersecurity review to data processing activities by ...

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   Did Weibo violate a cybersecurity law?

   • The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said Weibo had violated a cybersecurity law on the protection of minors as well as other laws but did not give further details. It also said Beijing's local cyberspace regulator had imposed 44 penalties on Weibo totalling 14.3 million yuan for the year to November.

   Weibo fined by Chinese regulator for publishing illegal information

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   Is Weibo liable for 'illegal information' in China?

   • The Cyberspace Administration of China said on Tuesday that Twitter-like Weibo had been ordered to pay a penalty of 3 million yuan, the equivalent of about $471,000, for disseminating “illegal information” in severe violation of regulations including the country’s cybersecurity law and its law governing the protection of minors.

   CAC Roundup: Recommendation Algorithm Regulations, Cybersecurity …

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   Why was Weibo slapped with a 3 million yuan fine?

   • REUTERS/Stringer Purchase Licensing Rights SHANGHAI, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Chinese social media platform Weibo Corp has been slapped with a 3 million yuan ($470,000) fine by China's internet regulator for repeatedly publishing illegal information.

   Weibo fined by Chinese regulator for publishing illegal information

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   Is Weibo censored in China?

   • Weibo, China's heavily censored version of Twitter, has been fined millions of dollars for not censoring enough. Editor’s Note: A version of this story appeared in CNN’s Meanwhile in China newsletter, a three-times-a-week update exploring what you need to know about the country’s rise and how it impacts the world. Sign up here.

   China’s most censored social media giant is fined for not ... - CNN

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   Why was Weibo fined $470,000?

   • On Tuesday, Weibo was fined $470,000 for repeatedly disseminating “illegal information” in violation of the country’s laws and regulations, including its cybersecurity law and a law on the protection of minors. That’s far from the first time Weibo has been slapped with such a hefty fine by the government.

   China’s most censored social media giant is fined for not ... - CNN

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   Do IPOs need a cybersecurity review in China?

   • Internet platforms operators with more than 1 million users in China must go through a cybersecurity review before they apply to “foreign” regulators to raise funds through IPOs, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said.

   CAC Roundup: Recommendation Algorithm Regulations, Cybersecurity …

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8. safety.rsf.org › how-to-safely-use-social-mediaHow to safely use social media (Part 6): Weibo

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   Main safety issues. Weibo is subject to government oversight and censorship. As a Chinese app operating under Chinese law, Weibo is legally required to censor content according to CCP guidelines and hand over user data to the government if requested. Users should therefore assume that personal data, private messages, metadata, and posts are all ...