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Category Archives: Internet
The Internet wages war on the liberal media
Chang Ping (长平) writes about press freedom and gets smeared in the Beijing Evening News (北京晚报).
Posted in Internet
Tagged Chang Ping, Southern Metropolis Weekly
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Why do Chinese Internet users like government controls?
Deborah Fallows’s commentary and stats about the Chinese Internet: usage habits, demographics, content, trust in online media, government controls
QQ rakes in cash
2007 results for Internet giant Tencent which operates QQ.com.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Benjamin Joffe, business, Internet, media, media business, QQ
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Tîbet: Chinese sources and foreign correspondents on the ground
A summary of first hand and translated sources about current events in Tîbet.
Posted in Internet
Tagged censorship, Chinese media, foreign media, journalism, Lhasa, media regulation, protests, Tibet
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China becomes top Internet user?
Has China becomes the world’s leading Internet nation?
Posted in Internet
Tagged BDA, Internet, Loretta Chao
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The forums called it: the South China Tiger and the citizen journalist
Netizens were right about the photos and about the outcome of the Wei Wenhua beating investigation.
Posted in Internet
Tagged netizens, South China Tiger, Wei Wenhua, Zhou Zhenglong
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The yellow, violent mob culture of a Chinese BBS
The MOP forum (猫扑) has a reputation for internet mob activity. Mai Tian (麦田) traces its development over the years.
About.com launches in China
The launch of the Chinese version of About.com.
Posted in Internet
Tagged About.com, business, Internet, New York Times
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Digging for porn in China
Some enterprising Chinese web master has started a site at Saohuang.cn that purports to be an aggregator of user complaints about immoral Chinese web pages.
Posted in Internet
Tagged egao, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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Cinema meets Web 2.0 in Beijing
A post about Ruzuo.com — a service that lets movie lovers get together online to request cinema screenings of their favorite films.