China bans &quot;sexual sounds&quot; on airwaves
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China has banned &quot;sexually provocative sounds&quot; on television and pulled the plug on a show reconstructing infamous crimes by women ahead of a major Communist Party meeting next month.
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China has pulled a movie already censored for its sexually explicit scenes from theaters and banned its producer for two years, a move the filmmaker said Friday was motivated by the spread of uncut, pirated copies of the film.
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BEIJING, Dec. 1 -- China has decided to substantially liberalize restrictions on coverage by foreign journalists ahead of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, the government announced Friday.
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A radio show walks a thin line between useful education and societal condemnation, but its on-air hosts help China's teens make sense of sexuality. In Sex Drive Daily.
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SHANGHAI, China - Banned from honking their horns, drivers in China's commercial hub of Shanghai are switching to music or voice recordings to make themselves heard, a local newspaper reported Wednesday.
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China will intensify controls of the  growing numbers of bloggers using the Internet to lay bare  their thoughts, politics and even bodies, the country&#39;s chief  censor has announced.
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SHANGHAI, China  - Chinese makers and distributors of pornographic materials sent through the Internet, cellphones and other communication devices will face penalties as severe as life imprisonment under new rules that take effect Monday.
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China's broadcast watchdog has slammed a provincial station for ignoring an order to remove sexually explicit television programmes from the air, and demanded better "spiritual food" for viewers.
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China has moved to restrict videos online, allowing only state-controlled sites to post any Â including those shared by users Â and requiring Internet providers to delete and report a variety of content.
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China Internet media firms, which struck gold with mobile phone messaging services last year, are scrambling to diversify after a government clampdown on sex-related material and a billing overhaul.
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D'oh! China has banished Homer Simpson, Pokemon and Mickey Mouse from prime time. Beginning Sept. 1, regulators have barred foreign cartoons from TV from 5 to 8 p.m. in an effort to protect China's struggling animation studios, news reports said Sunday. The move allows the Monkey King and his Chinese pals to get the top TV viewing hours to themselves.
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SINGAPORE - A radio contest that asked female studio guests to remove their bras from under their clothes and pose for a video Web cast prompted a fine by Singapore media regulators, who called the competition exploitative and inappropriate.
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China, responding to complaints from the public, has banned advertisements for medical treatments and procedures in a bid to halt bogus claims of wonder drugs and clean up an unregulated health industry.
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China is extending a ban that virtually locks out all foreign cartoons from airing between 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in a bid to protect its fledgling domestic cartoon industry
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Shits to music industry? So says Xinhuanet, the web site for China&#39;s official state news agency, Xinhua. It almost works, and it carries over into the body text.
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No more brightly dyed hair, flashy jewelry or smoking in public for China's police while they're in uniform, state media reported Thursday.
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A GADGET which allows music fans to listen to their iPods through a car radio is expected to become a Christmas best-seller after a ban was lifted.  Watchdogs Ofcom had claimed the FM transmitters could interfere with other radios.