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Category Archives: Internet culture
360quan.com to shut down
360quan.com, a social networking website funded by the Koolanoo Group, which focused on the post-90s generation, is said to be closing.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged 360quan.com, closing, social networking site
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The day Ai Weiwei learned about Twitter
Artist and reformed journalist Chris Gill has posted a recording of an interview with Ai Weiwei to his website Shanghai Eye.
During the interview, Gill introduces Ai to Twitter, apparently for the first time. Ai is now China’s most famous and probably most active Twitter user.
Posted in Art, Internet culture
Tagged @altcat, Ai Weiwei, art, Chris Gill, Twitter
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Chinese and American netizens clash in cyberspace
Kaiser Kuo speaking at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln on Sino-American relations and how the Internet affects them.
Posted in Featured Video, Internet culture
Tagged Internet, Kaiser Kuo, U.S.A.
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Ah Bei, CEO of douban.com, on the website as a “creative stage”
Compared to other websites on the Chinese blogosphere, douban.com, not quite a social networking site but still based on users forming events, discussion groups, fan pages of brands, groups, people et al, has dominated the cultural scene online in China.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged Ah Bei, books, douban.com, movies, music, SNS
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Dystopia and censorship
China business and Internet series in The Daily Telegraph.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged business, censorship, Daily Telegraph, Internet
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Dan Brody on post-90s Chinese Internet culture
Danwei interviews the CEO of social networking site targeted at the so-called “brain-damaged” post-90s generation.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged Dan Brody, post 90s, social media
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Sharism: A Mind Revolution
Isaac Mao writes about sharing on the World Wide Web.
Posted in Internet culture, People
Tagged blog, Blogging, creativity, Isaac Mao, sharing
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Sexual harassment Shenzhen official in trouble on the Internet, and with the cops
A fat government official harasses an 11-year-old girl in a restaurant in Shezhen, and the Chinese Internet hunts him down.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged bbs, ChinaSMACK, crime, Internet, officials, sexual harassment, Shenzhen
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Translating Chinese Internet chaos: ChinaSMACK
Q&A with the people behind ChinaSMACK.com who translate Chinese Internet forum posts and comments.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged bbs, ChinaSMACK, forums, Internet, Internet culture
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