China remove Katy perry, Lady Gaga, Backstreet Boys from the download sites

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As quoted by news agency Associated Press (AP), China Ministry of Culture ordered the site to remove the six tracks of music downloaders Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, the Backstreet Boys and other pop singers within two weeks or they receive a penalty.

The Chinese government made ​​a list of 100 songs that China should be removed from the site because the songs were never included in the list of government censorship. The songs include the song 'Judas' of Lady Gaga, the song' Last Friday Night 'and Katy Perry's' I Want It That Way "by Backstreet Boys. Dozens of songs artist Taiwan and Hong Kong as well as some western songs are also included in the list.

The Ministry explained that the rules set intended to preserve Chinese culture. As announced on the website the Ministry of Culture of China on August 19, 2011, the site of music downloaders have to erase the songs until the deadline 15 September 2011. For those sites that break them will be exposed to penalties. However, not specifically set forth on the sentence.

The Chinese government also did not mention that the songs got a protest, but the songs were not yet approved the distribution. The Chinese government is very careful - careful to censor entertainment content in foreign-related political messages or comments that are contrary to government policy.

Music foreigners get special attention after the Irish singer, Bjork shouted "Tibet" at her concert in Shanghai in 2008 in his song entitled 'Declare Independence'. China has claimed Tibet as part of its territory. But many Tibetans say the Himalayan region has been independent for centuries - centuries and strict supervision of Beijing deplete their culture and identity.

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