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Anita Davis
Dec 7, 2009

Chinese telcos crack down on mobile porn

BEIJING - One month after the Chinese Government launched a large-scale campaign against the spread of mobile pornography in the country, China Unicom and China Telecom have followed China Mobile's lead to issue stringent guidelines for WAP content providers looking to host sites on their networks.

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