NetEase CEO William Ding has stepped down from his position as media subsidiary Beijing NetEase Media Co’s legal representative, general manager and director of subsidiary . As reported by the South China Morning Post , this action by Ding, 50, fits with a recent trend amongst tech leaders – cutting back on corporate duties after changes in Beijing have impeded sales. Ding has now bee…
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