Another popular Internet firm in China is set to be punished for spreading pornography following a similar case involving Sina.com last month.
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Qvod Technology Co., Ltd., a Shenzhen-based Internet video player service provider, has been found guilty of spreading lewd and pornographic content, according to a National Office Against Pornographic and Illegal Publications statement.
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The Guangdong provincial telecommunication administration has sent a notification to the firm, saying that it will strip its license regarding paid for telecommunication services.
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In the meantime, the police have launched an investigation, with several suspects being arrested.
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Qvod.com is another popular Internet service provider that has been punished for porn-related violations amid the country's "Cleaning the Web 2014" campaign.
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In April, Sina.com was stripped of its online publication license after the authorities found that articles and videos on its site contained lewd and pornographic content.Â