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Netease Up As Co To Reapply For ‘World Of Warcraft‘ LicenseWall Street JournalSusquehanna Financial Group analyst C. Ming Zhao said in a note to clients: “The message on the [World of Warcraft] Web site has sent a positive message. …World of Warcraft Seeks Reapproval in China Gov’t Tangle PC WorldNetEase suspends new user registration for hit game ReutersLocal politics hits World of Warcraft China again GamesIndustry.biz MMORPG News  - IncGamers.com  - Trading Markets (press release)all 33 news articles »

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World of Warcraft’s Chinese nightmare may be endingVentureBeatThat means WoW’s four million players in China have had to get their game addiction fix through some other means. China’s General Administration of Press …World Of Warcraft China back on? CVG OnlineChina close to announcing punishment for WoW operator Joystiq (blog)NetEase regulatory saga near end -govt official Reuters Gamersyndrome (blog)all 9 news articles »

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World Of Warcraft China back on?CVG OnlineBack in November China’s General Administration of Press and Publication (GAPP) terminated NetEase’s application to operate Blizzard’s World Of Warcraft. …

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Weekend Reading: Political Struggle and World of Warcraft China could be a big …Softpedia2009 has not been a great year for World of Warcraft when it comes to its Chinese operations. Blizzard, the creator of …and more »

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It’s not all green lights for World of Warcraft operations in China after all. Regulators have ordered new operator NetEase to halt Blizzard’s MMO and stop allowing new accounts, claiming “gross violations” of rules — and highlighting a rift between two different government groups in the region. The transfer of WoW’s Chinese operations from The9 to NetEase meant two months’ downtime and a long …

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