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Category Archives: Internet
Proof that China censors online content?
China’s one, young netizen In mid-November, Financial Times ran an excellent piece by Mure Dickie about China’s censorship of online content. In it, Wang Guoqing, the vice-minister of the State Council Information Office, was quoted saying: “As I understand it, … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, Great Firewall, Internet, netizen, youth
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U.S. vs Chinese Internet users: Who’s in a ghetto?
There has been some discussion on several China blogs recently about a statistic that only six percent of the hyperlinks on the Chinese Internet are to websites outside of China. You can follow the discussion on BlogNation, Shanghaiist and chez … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese, ghetto, Internet, media regulation
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Horror novelist puts down his pen for the sake of the environment
Horror novelist Zhou Dedong (周德东) goes exclusively online.
Posted in Internet
Tagged blogs, books, genre fiction, horror, royalties, Zhou Dedong
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Danwei FM: Job search with Maneck Mohan
Maneck Mohan, founder of Recruit.net As Chinahr.com’s annoying superman job seeker commercial circulates on Focus Media screens and subway station walls, we are reminded of the proliferation of job sites that has occurred in the last year or so. Is … Continue reading
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Tagged Internet, Jobs available, search
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172 million Internet users in China
Up and up and up At the Seventh China Hi-Tech Trade Fair, held recently in Shenzhen, Ministry of Information Vice-Minister Lou Qinjian announced that, as of September 2007, China had 172 million Internet users. This figure represents a 10 million … Continue reading
Posted in China Information, Internet, Media, Media regulation, Net Nanny Follies
Tagged china netizens internet population user 172 million
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Danwei FM: Interview with +8*
Benjamin Joffe, CEO +8* An interview with Benjamin Joffe of consulting company Plus Eight Star–+8*. +8* specializes in Internet and mobile markets in Japan, Korea, and China. Asian mobile and Internet culture can be strange and confusing. You may have … Continue reading
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Tagged Internet, Japan, Korea, mobile phones
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Secrets out in the open
The Shunyi Audit Bureau posts state secrets on a publicly accessible website, and then thanks a netizen for informing them of the leak.
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Tagged Audit Bureau, NHK, ProState In Flames, state secrets, torrent
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Google video search for China
Google has launched a a service that searches Chinese video sharing websites. Baidu already has a video sharing function. To compare the two services, you can see what they both return for Wang Xiaofeng (王小峰): Google, Baidu.
Jingju vs. Peking Opera – Zhao Qizheng weighs in
Zhao Qizheng (赵启正) has a blog. He discusses Peking Opera (京剧), or jingju.
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Tagged blogs, opera, Peking Opera, translation, Zhao Qizheng
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