China has issued new regulations that prohibits the livestreaming of unauthorised video games. Last Friday, Reuters reported that the new country-wide rule has been made by the National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA) and applies to all platforms that allow livestreaming, meaning that only titles approved by related authorities may be live streamed. Furthermore, the regulatory governme…
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