China: Stock cheat’s blog and Internet regulation

China: Stock cheat's blog and Internet regulation

Posted 18 July 2007 10:13 GMT

Countries	China
Topics	Economics & Business, Media & Journalism

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· China: Blogue de trapaça no mercado de ações e regulamentação da internet

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Maya from DANWEI reported on how the investigation of a cheating investment blog ended up in a call for internet regulation. The blogger rightly pointed out that: Pioneer Eldest Brother exploited this combination of investor naiveté and information vacuum, but scouring the Internet for charlatans is not the best way to reduce the opportunities for exploitation.

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