China's plan to curb online remarks that target businesses: Why the move.

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 China's Cyberspace Administration goals to tackle dangerous online comments that damage the reputations of companies and marketers, in particular private entities, and their brand photo.


China plans to clamp down on malicious on-line comments that harm the recognition of organizations and entrepreneurs, said a Cyberspace Administration reliable on Tuesday.
China plans to clamp down on malicious online comments.(Representational Image)
"False facts towards establishments and entrepreneurs, mainly personal establishments and personal marketers, appear occasionally, unfavourable the logo photograph of organizations," said Shen Yue, an authentic with the Cyberspace Administration of China, while answering a question at a information briefing.
Shen stated it additionally affects the ordinary production and operation of firms, ensuing in monetary losses. 

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