China has eased new Internet controls that had limited video-sharing to state companies, saying private competitors already operating in the fast-growing arena may continue. The rules, announced in December, appeared to be aimed at extending China's Web censorship ahead of the Beijing Olympics and prevent unflattering videos from popping up.
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