Beijing Internet Information Office and other departments have shut down 17 illegal websites in accordance with the law.

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Recently, the reporter learned from the official Wechat account "Netletter Beijing" that the Beijing Municipal Internet Information Office, the Beijing Municipal Cultural Market Administrative Law Enforcement Corps, and the Beijing Municipal Communications Administration have shut down 17 illegal websites in accordance with the law. Recently, the reporter learned from the official Wechat account "Netletter Beijing" that the Beijing Municipal Internet Information Office, the Beijing Municipal Cultural Market Administrative Law Enforcement Corps, and the Beijing Municipal Communications Administration have shut down 17 illegal websites in accordance with the law.

recently, the reporter learned from the official Wechat account "Netletter Beijing" that the Beijing Municipal Internet Information Office, the Beijing Municipal Cultural Market Administrative Law Enforcement Corps, and the Beijing Municipal Communications Administration have shut down 17 illegal and illegal websites in accordance with the law.

recently, the reporter learned from the official account "Cyber letter Beijing" of Wechat that the Beijing Municipal Internet Information Office, the Beijing Municipal Cultural Market Administrative Law Enforcement Corps, and the Beijing Municipal Communications Administration have shut down 17 illegal websites in accordance with the law.

in view of the above, the Beijing Municipal Internet Information Office, the Beijing Municipal Cultural Market Administrative Law Enforcement Corps, and the Beijing Municipal Communications Administration have shut down the above websites in accordance with the law.

not long ago, the Beijing Municipal Office of Internet Information reported the names of local live broadcast websites involved in illegal live broadcasting and the number of blocked live broadcast accounts. Five live broadcast websites, including Kuaishou, Huajiao TV, constant broadcast, Liujiangfang and 360Shuidi Live, and thousands of accounts were ordered to be blocked. Subsequently, the Beijing Municipal Internet Information Office made an appointment with Editor-in-Chief Phoenix New Media in accordance with the law and had a warning conversation, demanding that he immediately rectify the existing violations.

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