Josh Ye / South China Morning Post:
Sources: China has temporarily suspended approvals for all new online games, revealing the move in a meeting with Tencent and NetEase — Sources said the decision to freeze new video game approvals was revealed at a meeting between Chinese authorities and industry giants Tencent and NetEase …
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Sources: China has temporarily suspended approvals for all new online games, revealing the move in a meeting with Tencent and NetEase (Josh Ye/South China Morning Post)
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