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Society's help needed to cleanse the Net

China Daily | Updated: 2010-01-26 07:50

The government crackdown to check obscene content on the Internet may have borne results, but there is still a long way to go before online sites can be ridden of pornographic content, says an article on the www.people.com.cn. Excerpts:

The crackdown on obscene content on the Internet, launched a month ago, has yielded satisfying results and thousands of websites have already been closed down. The Internet is much cleaner now than what it was a month ago.

But such websites will not disappear easily. Many may have been closed, but a lot of them are still operating by concealing their true identity and playing hide and seek with the authorities.

Society's help needed to cleanse the Net

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