China vows to clean internet space   

国家网信办：今年持续治理网民反映强烈的网络问题

近日，国内民调机构零点调查公司发布的“党的十八大以来国内网络生态环境”调查报告受到网民普遍关注，对于“网民普遍肯定党的十八大以来网络环境的积极变化”调查结论，网民普遍表示认可，并盛赞网络空间日渐清朗。[查看全文]

(ECNS) - China will continue to improve its internet environment this year and address the key concerns of internet users, says Jiang Jun, spokesman of the State Council Information Office.

Following the establishment of the "central Internet security and informatization leading group" in Febrary 2014, great changes have taken place in internet management, including the close coordination of different departments, Jiang tells the China Youth Daily.

A poll by Horizon found that 83.7 percent of respondents thought they were experiencing better online orders, and an overwhelming 90.6 percent expect things to get even better. Some 78.1 percent of respondents felt the internet has become safer, but still worried about their personal information.

Jiang says the administration of the internet is a long-term and complicated task that cannot be accomplished once for all.

Further efforts will be made to target illegal activities taking place on instant messaging software and the leaking of personal information, as part of measures to "clean China's online space," he adds.

The State Council Information Office will also organize special campaigns this year to crack down on rumors, harmful information, pornography, and online fraud.

A number of rules and regulations are expected to be introduced to enhance the management of the internet.