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        Official: No Chinese version of foreign maganizes
        ( 2003-10-13 09:53) (China Daily)

        Chinese versions of foreign magazines cannot be published and distributed on the Chinese mainland, according to an official with the nation's publication administration.

        He was speaking in response to reports claiming that three well-known US-based magazines - Newsweek, Forbes and Harvard Business Review - had published Chinese editions in China.

        "This is not true, because the current laws and regulations of China prohibit such conduct," said the unnamed official of the General Administration of Press and Publication.

        No foreign magazines have been allowed to publish Chinese editions on the mainland except for the US-based Business Week, which obtained permission in 1986, he said, noting the permit was given under a complicated set of circumstances.

        "The Chinese versions of any other foreign magazines seen on the mainland were published in Hong Kong, Taiwan or other places, but not here," the official said.

        He said foreign publishers had other ways to co-operate with their Chinese counterparts and some Chinese journals could use a certain amount of material from foreign magazines.

         
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