HONG KONG -- Chinese online video streaming service Bilibili plans to hire 1,000 content censors after the death of a 25-year-old member last week sparked heated discussions about overwork in the country's internet industry.
The young man, nicknamed Muse Muxin, was deputy team leader of the graphics and text censoring team at Bilibili's office in the central city of Wuhan. He had a sudden brain aneurysm at home last Friday and died in hospital, Bibibili said in a statement on the Weibo social network late Tuesday.
