On the evening of August 8, the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) held a press conference to provide information on the activities of the Ministry and the Information and Communications sector in July 2023 and the plan to implement the Ministry's key tasks in the coming time.
According to information from the Ministry of Information and Communications, in July, the total revenue of the industry is estimated at: VND 271,984 billion, down 8% compared to the previous month (June 2023: VND 296,586 billion) and up 2% compared to the same period last year (July 2022: VND 266,040 billion). The total revenue of the industry by the end of July 2023 is estimated at VND 1,902,800 billion.
Estimated state budget contribution: VND 8,327 billion, down 3% compared to the previous month (June 2023: VND 8,614 billion) and down 16% compared to the same period last year (July 2022: VND 9,940 billion). The total budget contribution of the whole industry up to the end of July 2023 is estimated at VND 55,446 billion.
Regarding the fight against cross-border social networking platforms, the Ministry of Information and Communications said that this content has received many positive results recently.
Facebook has blocked and removed 224 articles posting false information and propaganda against the Party and State...
Specifically, in July 2023, a total of 1,300 violating posts on social networking platforms Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube were removed.
Statistics from the Ministry of Information and Communications show that from July 1 to July 24, 2023, Facebook blocked and removed 224 posts posting false information and propaganda against the Party, the State, brands, individuals and organizations. The removal rate is 90%.
With Google, through the fight, this platform has removed a total of 1,052 violating videos on YouTube. The removal rate is 91%.
With a platform that has caused a lot of outrage recently, TikTok, during the same period, this unit has blocked and removed 19 videos that violated, posted false information, and negative content. The rate of deleted violating posts on TikTok is 90%.
On August 4, 2023, the Ministry of Information and Communications held a workshop to disseminate the circular guiding Decree No. 71/2022 of the Government amending and supplementing a number of articles of Decree No. 06/2016 on management, provision and use of radio and television services. Including the management of cultural products on cross-border platforms.
The Ministry of Information and Communications said that in the coming time, it will closely coordinate with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to manage the distribution of cross-border cultural products. In particular, products containing content and images that violate Vietnam's sovereignty in any form are not accepted.
Fighting against cross-border social media platforms is a policy that has been implemented by the Ministry of Information and Communications for many years. This activity includes forcing cross-border platforms to comply with Vietnamese law and remove harmful, false, and negative information that has a negative impact on society.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen - Deputy Director of the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information informed at the press conference.
At the press conference, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen - Deputy Director of the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information (PTTH&TTĐT - Ministry of Information and Communications) said that with videos that have a negative impact on young people reported by the press, the State management agency has quickly intervened to handle them.
Regarding the staged and controversial clips that have appeared on the Internet recently, according to Ms. Huyen, through feedback from the press and social networks, the State management agency will have to evaluate whether the information violates the law or not. If the content posted online violates the law, it will be handled.
"With negative content that is not yet popular and affects the community, we will research, evaluate and have a way to handle it if this is a trend of bad and toxic information," said the Deputy Director of the Department of Broadcasting and Electronic Information.
The Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information hopes that press agencies will detect, evaluate, condemn and warn about content on social networks that has a negative impact on users.
Regarding the results of the comprehensive inspection of Tiktok in Vietnam, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen - Deputy Director of the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information said that up to now, the conclusion is still being finalized, as well as supplementing related content. "When there is an official conclusion, official information will be provided to the press agencies," Ms. Huyen said .
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