Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts made by the platform to ensure a safe, healthy, and harmonious viewing environment during the 15th National Games, focusing on the management of uncivil behaviors and violations among users [1] Summary by Relevant Sections - **User Management and Violations** The platform has identified and taken action against over 3,100 accounts for violations such as attacking athletes and engaging in inflammatory discussions, implementing measures ranging from temporary to permanent bans [1] - **Specific Cases of Violations** Notable accounts such as @重老说乒乓 and @龙眼观彩 were subjected to bans for posting inflammatory content, while accounts like @外星非牛顿流体小狗 and @是风该自由11 faced similar actions for engaging in abusive and malicious rumors [1] - **Call for Rational Discussion** The platform urges users to focus on the competition, engage in rational discussions, and avoid inciting irrational emotions, emphasizing the respect deserved by all athletes participating in the games [1]

10月21日，腾讯QQ发布2025年第三季度QQ平台生态治 理公告。数据显示，2025年第三季度，QQ累计打击账号 270万个，加强对未成年人用户的保护，并针对网络侵 害、网络诈骗、"喷系文化"等有害内容进行重点治理， 持续关注打击平台内各类违法、不良行为。 在网络诈骗治理方面，第三季度，QQ累计处置诈骗账号及群组250万个，持续维护清朗安全的网络空 间。 为了加强未成年人的保护，QQ第三季度清理处置相关违 规内容15万余条，共计封禁账号及群组6千余个。 清理内容400余单。 "喷系文化"指通过建立特定群组或频道，有组织地实施 肆意辱骂、人身攻击、有偿删帖等行为。不仅严重侵害 受害者合法权益，对其心理健康造成伤害，也严重扰乱 了平台健康的交流秩序，破坏社会文明氛围。为了打 击"喷系文化"，QQ第三季度封禁账号及群组600余个， ...

Core Viewpoint - The central government is launching a two-month campaign to address the spread of negative emotions and malicious content on social media, which has been linked to the promotion of despair and anxiety among the public [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The Central Cyberspace Administration of China has issued a notice to implement a nationwide campaign titled "Clearing Up: Rectifying Malicious Provocation of Negative Emotions" [1]. - The campaign aims to combat the rise of content that promotes negative emotions, such as "lying flat" and "giving up," which are being used by social media influencers to attract followers [1][2]. Group 2: Impact on Society - The proliferation of negative narratives not only distorts social psychological emotions but also undermines rational public discourse on social platforms, pushing them towards irrational and extreme content consumption [2]. - The negative portrayal of societal issues can weaken the public's trust in genuine motivational stories and diminish the recognition of hard work and perseverance among laborers [2]. Group 3: Legislative Recommendations - There is an urgent need to improve legislation to address online and offline entities, ensuring that all forms of media are subject to legal scrutiny [3]. - Recommendations include enhancing the legal framework to fill gaps in existing laws and establishing specific laws to combat "internet celebrity violence" [3].

应进一步完善医疗"自媒体"账号资质认证工作，在资质核验的基础上，在账号主页显著位置强化认 证信息展示，方便用户辨别信息来源。明确要求提供医疗科普内容的"自媒体"账号，对发布转发医疗科 普信息的真实性、科学性负责。进一步完善用户协议，依法依约加强专业医疗科普行为管理，按照"复 审存量、严管新增"原则，严禁无资质账号生产发布专业医疗科普内容。加强技术识别，对一些存在误 导性的内容进行限流。此外，也可鼓励权威优质、科学专业的医疗科普信息生产传播，满足大众需求。 (本文来源：经济日报 作者：雷雨田) 中央网信办秘书局等4部门日前联合发布《关于规范"自媒体"医疗科普行为的通知》，规范"自媒 体"医疗科普信息发布传播行为，为防范虚假医疗科普信息误导公众、维护人民群众合法权益提供了依 据。此举赢得网友广泛赞誉，折射出人们对净化网络空间的深切期盼。 短视频平台发展的一路向好，激活了以其为应用场景的数字经济的一池春水。各类视频内容如雨后 春笋般纷纷涌现，丰富网络空间精神世界的同时，却掺入了一丝杂音。一些账号假借"科普""知识分 享""开导"之名，假冒白衣天使、农技专家、人生导师，借由网络空间的虚拟属性，编造人设、虚构背 景、造 ...

来源：网信北京 "摄影师**""街拍***""街角***" 等账号以记录真实生活街拍为名，在路人不知情或未经路人明确 同意的情况下，发布传播可能侵犯他人肖像权、隐私权内容。 账号"**冉"频繁发布"深夜送女孩回家"为主题的视频，存在博眼球换流量问题。 （此前报道： 男 博主挑战"深夜护送100个陌生女孩回家"？无下限，禁言、限流！ ） "甜心***"等账号在地铁等公共场所偷拍并发布视频，配文中刻意植入低俗、"软色情" 元素，诱导 用户进行低俗互动评论。 相关账号已被抖音、百度依法依约禁言，同步暂停营利权限。 4月中旬以来，按照中央网信办统一部署安排，北京市网信办认真开展"清朗·整治短视频领域恶意 营销乱象"专项行动，督促属地网站平台集中整治恶意虚假摆拍、散布虚假信息、违背公序良俗、 违规引流营销等恶意营销乱象，依法依约处置了一批违法违规账号。 近日，北京市网信办通报部分典型案例—— 恶意虚假摆拍类 账号"**爱玩车"利用"磕头求雨"卖惨摆拍， 打着"助农""扶贫"名义，编造悲惨剧本引流敛财。 "古哥**"等账号摆拍发布或借助山区农村儿童生活贫困、教育条件艰苦等内容，以扮惨博同情的 方式引流吸粉。 相关账号已被 ...

Core Viewpoint - The rise of internet platforms has transformed them into essential public infrastructure, shifting some public authority from governments to these platforms, which have become new centers of network power. The need for effective regulation and governance of platform economies is emphasized, highlighting the importance of state involvement in restoring the public nature of the online public sphere [1][3][8]. Group 1: Platform Power and Governance - The public nature of cyberspace and the private nature of internet platform companies are foundational to discussions on global governance in the digital realm. The control of information infrastructure by various ownership entities, particularly private ones, is crucial in understanding the dynamics of internet governance [2][3]. - The rapid development of platform economies is disrupting traditional governance structures, leading to a reorganization of network power. Platforms are not only influencing social knowledge and production structures but also financial and security frameworks [3][4]. Group 2: Mechanisms of Power Restructuring - In the digital age, platforms have emerged as new forms of resource allocation and organization, significantly enhancing their ability to integrate various industries and become super platforms. The shift from traditional media to platform-driven information dissemination reflects a change in power dynamics, where information now dictates power distribution [4][5]. - Platforms are central to the digital ecosystem, controlling social infrastructure and mediating between different groups, effectively taking on roles traditionally held by governments. This shift indicates a privatization of public authority, where platforms act as "private governments" [5][6]. Group 3: Alienation of Publicness - The rise of platform power has led to a structural transformation of the public sphere, characterized by a diverse array of network actors and blurred lines between private discourse and public affairs. This transformation has resulted in a more fragmented and uncertain public opinion environment [6][7]. - The commercialization of platform media has shifted the value preferences and discourse forms in public spaces, diminishing the traditional media's role in guiding public values and leading to a market-oriented shift in publicness [7][8]. Group 4: National Governance of the Public Sphere - There is a growing trend of integrating Western and Eastern thoughts in internet governance, emphasizing fairness and justice as foundational principles. Governments need to establish mechanisms to balance the power of internet platforms and ensure they fulfill their social responsibilities [8][9]. - Key strategies for effective governance include promoting mainstream media ecosystem reforms, enhancing legal frameworks for public governance, and ensuring platforms take responsibility for self-management under regular state oversight [9].

Group 1 - The "Fat Cat Incident" highlights the rapid spread of public opinion and the potential for online violence, emphasizing the need for internet platforms to establish rules to manage discourse and prevent extreme reactions [1] - The phenomenon of individuals exploiting trending events for personal gain undermines public trust in the authenticity and fairness of these events, creating a challenge for online governance [2] - The Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission has initiated measures to strengthen the management of "self-media," aiming to create a healthier online discourse environment through stricter regulations [2][3] Group 2 - Internet platforms are encouraged to take responsibility for managing information related to controversial events, ensuring that they do not allow individuals to exploit these situations for profit [3] - Recent initiatives by platforms like Douyin include the implementation of community rules to manage information related to unclear or controversial events, promoting rational judgment among users [3] - Collaborative governance involving platforms, government, media, and experts is essential for effectively managing controversial events and enhancing public trust [4]

Core Points - Yang Xiaowei, the Deputy Director of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, is under investigation for serious violations of discipline and law as announced by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission [1] - He is the 16th senior official publicly reported for investigation by the Central Commission this year [1] Background and Career - Yang Xiaowei, born in September 1963 in Chongqing, joined the Communist Party of China in December 1984 and has a master's degree in engineering [1] - He held various positions in the telecommunications sector, including roles at the Chongqing Telecommunications Bureau and China Unicom, eventually becoming the Vice General Manager of China Unicom [1][3] - In April 2016, he was appointed as the Director and General Manager of China Telecom Group [3] - In June 2017, he transitioned to the Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission and the National Internet Information Office, where he emphasized the importance of correct public opinion guidance in online media [3][4] Recent Developments - In August 2021, Yang was appointed as the Deputy Director of the National Radio and Television Administration, focusing on youth protection measures against online addiction [4] - He was elected as the Deputy Director of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference in March 2023 and stepped down from his role at the National Radio and Television Administration by the end of the year [5]