China's cyberspace regulator said on Tuesday it will more tightly regulate the online information of celebrities, including the publishing of their personal details and the placements of their advertisements on internet sites.
SHANGHAI, Nov 23 - China's cyberspace regulator saidit will more tightly regulate the online information of celebrities, including the publishing of their personal details and the placements of their advertisements on internet sites.
The Cyberspace Administration of China said this was aimed at creating a positive and healthy internet environment, describing the proliferation of gossip and star-chasing as impacting mainstream values. Chinese authorities in recent months have moved to dampen what they have called the country's "chaotic" celebrity fan culture, ordering broadcasters, online platforms and artists to help curb the phenomenon.Reporting by Brenda Goh and Wang Jing; Editing by Christopher CushingSubscribe for our daily curated newsletter to receive the latest exclusive Reuters coverage delivered to your inbox.
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