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Why China's Real-Name Microblog Rules Fail

Written byOiwan Lam
Read this post in Español, فارسی
Posted 26 March 2013 6:08 GMT

The real-name registration regulation of micro-blogs in China has been implemented for more than a year, but a majority of netizens just ignore the regulation. David Caragliano from Tea Leaf Nation explains why the regulation has failed.

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