Webcast has been scrutinized: 40 people have been permanently banned from 9 platforms

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40 anchors of six rooms, Cool me (Juxing), Zanthoxylum bungeanum, on Live, Yingke, 69xiu (Jiuxiu), Momo and Heijin Live were permanently banned because of pornography. This is the first batch of anchors to be blacklisted for violation of regulations after 20 webcast platforms in Beijing announced the Convention on self-discipline of the Beijing webcast Industry on April 13. "as to why there is no detailed blacklist." Shen Rui, head of the network law enforcement team of the Beijing Cultural Law Enforcement team, said that the list has been reported to the culture.

40 anchors of six rooms, Kuwo (Juxing), Zanthoxylum bungeanum, LVB, Yingke, 69xiu (Jiuxiu), Momo and Heijin LVB were permanently banned because of pornography. This is the first batch of anchors to be blacklisted for violation of regulations since 20 webcast platforms in Beijing announced the Convention on self-discipline of the Beijing webcast Industry on April 13.

this morning, a press conference was held at the Beijing Cultural Law Enforcement Corps and the Beijing Internet Culture Association to report on the implementation of the "Beijing Convention on self-discipline of the webcast Industry" for more than a month. The head of the association said that at present, the implementation of the convention is basically in place.

Why is smoking in a live broadcast considered a violation and punished? The official said that according to the relevant regulations, smoking is prohibited in many places in Beijing, so smoking is not allowed during the live broadcast, and smoking and drug abuse are not easy to define. Therefore, once an anchor is found smoking during the live broadcast, the live broadcast will be blocked within 30 seconds.

it is reported that in January this year, Douyu's TV was exposed as a "live cast". Prior to this, the platform was repeatedly exposed to indecent videos and VJs' large-scale live videos. In addition to Douyu, many live streaming platforms also have similar problems, and the regulation of live broadcast platform content has become a common concern of the industry and the government.

at the same time, step up monitoring of major live broadcast platforms. For example, the Ministry of Public Security has set up a network security police room on key live broadcast websites such as YY, and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has organized a technical force to carry out information security assessment on more than 50 mainstream webcast platforms at home and abroad, and promptly cooperate with relevant departments to deal with the illegal and illegal information of webcast in accordance with the law.

in addition, it also urges all localities to seriously deal with illegal live broadcast platforms, investigate the legal responsibilities of relevant personnel and units, and coordinate relevant departments to suspend business for rectification or even close down the live broadcast platforms with serious circumstances.

in addition to the increased punishment by government departments, industry self-discipline is also an important aspect.

in April this year, 20 webcast platforms, including Sina, Sohu, Youku and Baidu, jointly issued the Beijing WebLVB Industry self-discipline Convention, which includes real name authentication for anchors, preservation of webcast videos for no less than 15 days, and no registration channel for anchors under the age of 18. At the same time, a number of anchors have been included in the "anchor blacklist", and anchors on the blacklist will no longer be employed by webcast platforms, and the list is still being updated.

according to Shen Rui, head of the network law enforcement team of Beijing Cultural Law Enforcement Corps, Beijing Cultural Law Enforcement Corps has begun to monitor relevant webcast platforms in accordance with the Convention, and will publish a blacklist of anchors every month. These blacklisted anchors will no longer be employed by webcast platforms.

at the meeting, a person in charge of the Beijing Network Association said that the list of anchors on the blacklist mainly came from three aspects: first, netizens reported; second, the live broadcast platform was found in monitoring; and third, the anchors involved in the case were investigated and dealt with by the national anti-pornography office, the Ministry of Culture, the Municipal Cultural Law Enforcement Corps and other regulatory departments. "but there may still be fish out of the net," the official said, hoping that the majority of netizens would report clues, and announced the association's reporting mailbox: wangluozhibo_xh@163.com.

Edit: vian