Beijing Strengthens E-commerce Website Monitoring

December 19, 2006 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: Internet



    The Beijing Municipal Administration of Industry and Commerce says it has proactively set up an e-commerce supervision system to monitor the operation of e-commerce websites in the city.

    The new system features a new vertical search technology through which more than 300,000 e-commerce websites and related links can be found based on BMAIC's current database and Chinese search engine. Through a preliminary selection, more than 60000 e-commerce websites in Beijing will be monitored by the system.

    The system will mainly be used to investigate illegal behavior like false advertisements, multi-level marketing, unfair competition, contract fraud and operating without a business licenses. Currently it focuses only on textual content, but later it will be gradually be extended to monitor graphics, animated pictures, audio and video placed on websites.

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