Beijing's technology industry oversight agencies will ask website publishers, editors and webmasters of websites that are registered in the city to register their real names in an effort to prevent unhealthy online content from being published.

Chinese telecommunications operator China Mobile has published the ratings for its third round TD-SCDMA equipment tender, with ZTE, Huawei, and Datang gaining listings on the top.

Hotels.com, one of the world's top professional hotel chain websites, announced the official launch of its Chinese website, in cooperation with eLong.com.

Chinese B2B e-commerce group Alibaba has announced plans to launch a newly-developed product "Ren Mai Tong" today, integrating e-commerce and the social networking service functions to provide an online community for business people.

According to the Chinese security software company Jiangmin, the Green Dam Youth Escort software promoted by the Chinese government that aims to prevent young people from viewing pornographic websites has a security backdoor and hackers can take advantage of the loophole to spread virus.

UTStarcom China has disclosed to local media that the company will focus its human resources on key departments like sales, service and R&D and will retain about 2000 staff for major markets including China and India.

Baofeng.com announced that it will invite five major online safety solution providers to join its test of its new media player software.

Following news last week that 40 Shandong retailers refused to sell Nokia mobile phones, some of Nokia's dealers in Shanghai have also reportedly stopped selling Nokia brand mobile phones in protest of the company's policies.

By ChinaTechNews.com Editorial Team The latest salvos aimed at China are technology-induced fear-mongerings that a PC security software will cause a veil to wax across computer screens of Chinese netizens. This fear could not be any more misguided.

To control the sending of Chinese spam wireless short messages, the three major telecom operators in China, China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom, will limit the number of short messages sent by users to 1,000 daily, with the exception of periods around holidays and festivals.

Google China has announced that the company has launched the beta edition of its Internet shopping search service, covering China's B2C and C2C e-commerce sectors.

Chinese financial services software company Longtop Financial Technologies Limited has announced a resignation from its board and does plan to fill that spot.

Hong Kong's Office of the Telecommunications Authority announced that three mobile network operators have successfully bid for a total of 9.6 MHz of radio spectrum in the 1800 MHz frequency band at a total of upfront spectrum utilization fee of HKD46.1 million.

Starting tomorrow and lasting for three days, GoIndustry DoveBid will be hosting an inaugural online auction for Motorola in China to rid the company of a large quantity of mobile telecom test equipment used by Motorola in its Hangzhou facility.

Chinese Internet travel companies are consolidating as today Et-china, a Guangzhou-based online travel company, announced that it has acquired the Beijing-based Yoee.com, a leading online seller of air tickets in China, for an undisclosed amount.