China is planning new curbs on the $30 billion live-streaming industry, renewing a regulatory campaign aimed at reining in technology companies and exerting greater influence over content consumed by young people, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Chinese authorities are drafting new regulations to cap internet users’ digital tipping, people familiar with the situation said. Officials are also planning to limit how much live-streamers can receive from fans and are considering tighter censorship.
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