Sina shares fall after China strips its licence in Web porn crackdown


  • TECH
  • Friday, 25 Apr 2014

CASUALTY: Chinese Internet firm Sina Corp has been stripped of its online publication licence after being targeted in a pornography crackdown, state media reported, prompting its share price to drop more than 7%. — Reuters

BEIJING: Chinese Internet firm Sina Corp has been stripped of its online publication licence after being targeted in a pornography crackdown, state media reported, prompting its share price to drop more than 7%. 

The licence revocation is the harshest punishment yet for a large Chinese Internet company in an intensifying online crackdown that is now targeting firms as well as individual Web users. 

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