China has expanded its campaign against pornography and vulgar content online, naming more than a dozen Web sites, including Microsoft's MSN, that it says need to clean up. The Web sites contained a large amount of vulgar material that "violated society's morals, and harmed the health of young people," said a notice posted on China Internet Illegal Information Reporting Center's Web site.
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