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Category Archives: Internet
The Internets are full of human meat users
The first ‘human flesh search’ court case and an infelicitous understanding of the word in the IHT.
Posted in Internet
Tagged human flesh search, IHT, Internet, jargon
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Liu Xiaoyuan: I fought the law and the law won
Adam Schokora interviews Liu Xiaoyuan at CNBloggercon 2008.
Posted in Blogs, Featured Video, Internet
Tagged CNBloggerCon, CNBloggercon Interviews, interview, Liu Xiaoyuan, Schokora
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Zola, citizen journalist
An interview at this year’s Chinese blogger conference with Zola (Zhou Shuguang), a citizen journalist and blogger well-known for covering sensitive events throughout China.
Posted in Blogs, Featured Video, Internet, People
Tagged blogs, citizen journalism, CNBloggerCon, CNBloggercon Interviews, interview, Zhou Shuguang, Zola, 周曙光
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BloggerCon interviews: Yang Hengjun
In this, the second in a series of short interviews conducted at this year’s Chinese blogger conference, Yang Hengjun, a political espionage novelist and well-known blogger, talks about Chinese netizens’ collective power as ‘human search engines,’ and the domestic Internet censorship machine.
Posted in Blogs, Featured Video, Internet
Tagged CNBloggerCon, CNBloggercon Interviews, interview, Yang Hengjun, 杨恒均
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Blogger Conference interviews: Ping Ke
An interview with Ping Ke of Antiwave.net at the Chinese bloggers’ conference in Guangzhou, November 2008.
Posted in Blogs, Featured Video, Internet, Video
Tagged Antiwave, blogs, CNBloggerCon, CNBloggercon Interviews, Internet, interviews, Ping Ke
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Baıdu’s Robin Lı chickens out of speaking engagement
Baidu in hot water.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Baidu, business, ethics, Internet, melamine, paid search results, search engines
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Interview with Zafka Zhang
An interview by 56minus1 of Zafka Zhang, co-founder of China Youthology.
Posted in Internet, Music, People
Tagged 56minus1, china youthology, creativity, virtual worlds, youth culture, Zafka Zhang
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Neocha.com: Tomorrow’s Afternoon Tea
An album from Neocha’s netlabel that brings together ten original tracks from independent Chinese bands and solo acts with female vocalists, all of whom are Neocha.com users.
Posted in Art, Internet, Music
Tagged Blow Up, Neocha, netlabel, Popil, Sean Leow, Tomorrow's Afternoon Tea, xiao long hua
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Sexy social networking in China
Porn and sexual services often lead the way on the Internet: For example, the so-called ‘adult entertainment industry’ has been much faster to adapt to Internet realities such as streaming video than the traditional mainstream media. But in the overcrowded … Continue reading
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What happened to the Guangming Observer?
Bi Yantao notices that the Guangming Observer opinion website has stopped updating.
Posted in Internet, State media
Tagged bbs, Bi Yantao, Guangming Daily, Guangming Observer, Zan Aizong
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