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Online Games Added To Regulatory Platform
Gaming, Internet, Media, NCAC, National Copyright Administration of China, Online Game
Editorial Summary
The National Copyright Administration of China (NCAC) plans to use its online copyright inspection platform to monitor the online game industry, reports Jiefang Daily quoting a NCAC official. Previous reports said the NCAC would begin trial operation of the platform in June in cooperation with other governmental bodies. Initial reports said the platform would focus on online video site regulation for 2008.
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