China banned the 219 online games and watching 80 thousand internet cafes
December 29, 2009 – 11:39 pm80 thousand internet cafes – it is so much places where you can take unlimited resources of the World Wide Web, is now under the watchful eye of Chinese government bodies responsible for maintaining a high moral character of every citizen. In terms of the number of computers is 4.65 million vehicles, for which the necessary eyes and the eyes. Hi-tech “Big Brother” is intended to eliminate these millions flock to the PC containing elements of violence and pornography traffic and curb appeal of online games with excessively bare bodies.
According to Culture Minister Cai Wu (Cai Wu), his department was considered too frank and obscene 219 games, but this year it blocked access to 87 million times. Ministry plans to further enhance the censorship in the fast-growing sector of online entertainment. Thus, the outsider control come into play at least 338 million people – the largest population of Internet users in the world. And gamers among them in June, there were 217 million, or 64.2% (according to the China Internet Network Information Centre).
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