Category Archives: Internet

Case against Net Nanny postponed by court

Posted on 2007-05-31 by Jeremy Goldkorn

As reported earlier on Danwei, a Shanghainese man who blogs under the name Yeetai has sued his Internet connection provider China Telecom. His complaint is that his U.S. hosted website was blocked, and China Telecom will not or cannot explain … Continue reading →

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Strong opinions – Can the U.S. guarantee food safety in China?

Posted on 2007-05-30 by banyue

Lian Yue (连岳) is a popular blogger and journalist. Below is a translation from a recent column in the Southern Metropolis Daily (南方都市报), about food safety in China.

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Parasite homosexual Jews

Posted on 2007-05-30 by Jeremy Goldkorn

One of the scary things about Youtube is the comments section below each video: it seems that the average Youtube user is at best semi-literate and at worst filled with hateful passionate intensity. But the comments are not without their … Continue reading →

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Answers.com blocked unblocked in China

Posted on 2007-05-28 by Jeremy Goldkorn

Answers.com, the NASDAQ listed for profit website that makes heavy use of Wikipedia content has been blocked by China’s Net Nanny. Wikipedia has been blocked since November last year, after a brief period of being accessible. It seems that the … Continue reading →

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Reactions to blogger self-discipline pledge

Posted on 2007-05-28 by Jeremy Goldkorn

Danwei recently reported that the Internet Society of China is soliciting public opinions about its draft “Blog Service Self-discipline Public Pledge,” which it wants blog service providers (BSP) within China’s borders to sign on to, voluntarily. Here are a few … Continue reading →

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Net scandal: student hits teacher video

Posted on 2007-05-28 by Jeremy Goldkorn

Screen shot from a mobile phone video From Roland Soong: At 4pm on May 25, a video was posted on the Internet. In this video, there were more than 20 students in a classroom for a geography lesson. The students … Continue reading →

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The blogger’s self-discipline pledge

Posted on 2007-05-26 by maya

The Internet Society of China is soliciting public opinions about its draft “Blog Service Self-discipline Public Pledge,” which sets forth the framework for making a civilized blogosphere. The provisions apply to Internet blog service providers (BSP) within China’s borders. The … Continue reading →

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A recruitment ad for virtual cops

Posted on 2007-05-22 by Joel Martinsen

Ran Yunfei (冉云飞) and Huang Yilong (黄一龙) write about recruiting Internet cops in Chengdu. (专职’天网’监控管理员)

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Chen Xiaoxu’s death rumored, confirmed

Posted on 2007-05-19 by Joel Martinsen

Chen Xiaoxu (陈晓旭) is reported dead by controversial blogger Mianbeiren (棉被人). Denounced as a rumor, the story is confirmed by her family a few days later.

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An American apprentice barber in Fuzhou

Posted on 2007-05-19 by Jeremy Goldkorn

70 hours a week for 24 cents an hour Benjamin Ross is an American blogger, originally from Kansas City, now working for a month as a trainee (学徒) at a barber shop in Fuzhou and writing about 7 work day … Continue reading →

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