La Chine ne censure pas que les sites étrangers, les discussions dans le 3D le sont aussi
Dans un article du International Herald Tribune, on insinue qu’il sera probable que l’Univers Entropia Universe, soit censuré en Chine, lors des conversations entre Avatars.
China’s Virtual Internet Universe, an online world featuring Chinese landmarks and shops, will focus on business and avoid politics, the head of the company developing the program said Tuesday. (…)
News of the new computer program sparked some media speculation in Hong Kong that China’s lack of Western-style civil liberties will extend to the virtual online world, but Liu dismissed fears that Chinese authorities will limit free speech online.
Asked about potential censorship of user chats, Liu said “the government won’t censor commercial transactions between users,” adding that the site would avoid politics.
Humm c’est étrange et ça me rappelle un billet récent…
Via un Skype d’Éric Baillargeon
Article publié le mardi, 5 juin 2007 sous la rubrique Marketing des univers virtuels.
