Chinese authorities announced the closure of 42 locations electronically conductingextortion, where they claimed to represent accredited journalists threatened victims to disclose "negative information".
A source at the National Office for Internet Information Agency reported China's official Xinhua on Saturday that it was discovered that they also claimed that they engaged in the press and were able to force many entities and individuals to give them money.
The sites were working under false names to government agencies and public institutions and Bisharat press forged, said a senior official in the affairs of the press that "such abhorrent practices have caused serious damage" and said the closure was"recently," according to Xinhua, and will punish the perpetrators according to the National Office for information online.
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