China launches antitrust probe into Comcast, DreamWorks deal


Your mind, the open book: TV networks want to poke around inside your head to find out what shows and ads you like to watch.

BEIJING: China's commerce ministry will launch an anti-monopoly probe into Comcast Corp's planned purchase of DreamWorks Animation after receiving unspecified complaints that the US media deal could hurt competition in the Chinese market. 

The investigation comes as China's anti-trust watchdog has hardened its stance on companies striking deals without seeking its clearance, with the body naming, shaming and fining almost a dozen firms over the past year for "gun-jumping". 

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