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A new measure has just sparked a global debate: China prohibits any influencer or content creator from publishing on health, law, education or finance without valid professional accreditation. China’s entry demands titles from influencers and revives the global debate was first published in Digital Process.
China’s ‘No Degree, No Discussion’ Law Tests What It Means To Be An Online Influencer Today
China has introduced new regulations that require influencers to hold formal qualifications in the topics they discuss online — reshaping conversations about credibility in the creator economy. Under the new rule, anyone creating content on finance, law, education, medicine, or health must show proof of relevant degrees, licences, or certifications before publishing. Platforms such as Douyin (China’s version of TikTok), Weibo and Bilibili are al…
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