SARFT

It had been almost a week since SAPPRFT banned something. I guess they were getting antsy.

Specifically listed among the offending content are three Japanese anime TV shows: Blood-C, Terror in Resonance, and Highschool of the Dead.

“Why should the government adapt to the internet, rather than the internet adapting to the government?” That was the question a Chinese State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and

This will result in the effective banning of some foreign TV series in China, leaving viewers to go back to the old days of pirating their favorite shows.

China’s media regulator has ordered the country’s video streaming sites to remove four American TV series.

The report says authorities found 20 articles and four videos posted by third parties that were found to promote pornography.

Update March 27, 2014 @ 11:30am – China’s state news agency Xinhua has released a report denying heavier scrutiny of US and UK video content online, citing an anonymous source from

China’s State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television (SARFT) yesterday issued a notice that proposes, among other things, anyone who uploads a video to the internet must be registered on

China’s Xiaomi has proven itself to be pretty great at selling phones, but the company surprised a lot of people when it announced it would be selling a set-top box

Coming soon to a Chinese website near you. Last week, we learned of a ban on TV advertising luxury goods in China issued by SARFT that is preventing luxury goods