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Category Archives: Internet
Google: No news in China today
No news in China today, according to Google.
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Tagged Beijing, censorship, Google, hacking, media regulation, net nanny, Olympics
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Web 2.0 unites around #080808 campaign
August 8, 2008 is here and so is the latest Twitter hashtag (#tag) campaign: #080808. Twitter is a “microblogging” platform that allows users to post updates to their profiles in 140 characters or less, about the length of typical English … Continue reading
China’s first blogger on the Chinese blogosphere
Chairman Mao Yesterday, The Guardian published an article written by Isaac Mao titled “China’s First Blogger: It Was Just Like a Fairy Story.” Mao also recently spoke at the Guardian’s Future of Journalism Conference. In the article, Mao talks about … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, censorship, Great Firewall, Internet, Isaac Mao
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Radovan Karadzic’s favorite Chinese proverbs
The favorite “Chinese” proverbs of suspected war criminal Radovan Karadzic’s.
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Tagged Dragan Dabic, proverbs, Radovan Karadzic
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Neocha.com in English on Twitter
Neocha.com, a social networking site for Chinese musicians, designers, filmmakers, photographers, animators and those interested in Chinese creative communities, has an English language Twitter page. As Neocha’s Web site is almost entirely in Chinese, its Twitter page helps non-Chinese language … Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, Neocha, Twitter
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253 million Internet users and counting
39.2% of Chinese online go to Internet cafés CNNIC is a state-owned organization that put out official figures about China’s Internet. CNNIC counter-intuitively stands for China Internet Network Information Center, and is pronounced ‘cynic’, which is what you should be … Continue reading
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Six websites criticized for being “vulgar”
The Internet Society of China released a blacklist of six Internet portals and forums that are found “spreading low and vulgar content”.
Guizhou riots: an overview
Links to the best articles about the mass incident in Weng’an, Guizhou Province on Saturday June 28, 2008.
Celebrities on Sina write fake fan comments
China’s biggest blog sever Sina has recently upgraded its blogging system and a bug has caused some revealing and laughable result.
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Tagged blog, celebrities, Internet
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Cops and lady boys
Drive by comments
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