China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has issued to domain name registrars a circular which asks further work to be done to verify the registration information of websites in the coming weeks.

The Internet Society of China has published a proposal calling on Internet service providers and users alike to take actions against vulgar and pornographic online information.

The Internet Society of China, China Communications Standards Association, and Chinese search engine company Baidu.com have jointly published the Search Engine Marketing Standard and Regulation.

The Internet Society of China has set up the Network Credit Promotion Alliance with Baidu.com, Sohu.com, Sina.com, 163.com and ifeng.com.

The Internet Society of China announced at the First China Netizen Cultural Festival held in Beijing this week that the day September 14 will henceforth be designated as Netizens' Day in China.

Seventeen Chinese Internet companies have passed the credit rating scheme carried out by the Internet company credit rating evaluation center of the Internet Society of China.

The China Internet Illegal Information Reporting Centre has released its "No.1 Report", which exposes the illegal spread of risque information of some Chinese websites and combines the names of those websites onto a blacklist.

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China has formally launched mobile phone anti-spam software.

More than 50 Chinese websites, including xinhuanet.com and people.com.cn, have held an activity in Beijing, calling on Chinese Internet service providers to jointly welcome the Beijing Olympic Games by setting up a new online ethos.

Chinese B2B platform 99114.com has announced plans to increase its industry websites in Beijing from the current 100 to 360 so as to cover all the industries of the city and in the meantime to initiate a national expansion.

Huang Chengqing, secretary general of the Internet Society of China, has disclosed that ISC has closed down the open email proxies and relays of more than 4300 email service providers.

A new spam message reporting center has been formally set up in Beijing.

In cooperation with Chinese enterprise mail service provider 263.net, the Internet Society of China has released a TAP intelligent anti-spam product, which is one of the key products under China's "863" program and can reportedly help block 99% of spam mails.