Wanna setup a Personal Website in China? BEING TAKEN A Portrait Please. – Tech-Web

english.blawgdog.com — Detailed explanation of the rather ridiculous process Chinese citizens need to go through in order to get a website registered...or licensed -- the details are a bit beyond me. MIIT gets more and more bizarre.

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