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Tag Archives: Internet
China’s Internet gorillas fight
New Express: Chinese malware remover provider 360 escalates its war with Tencent by accusing it of secretly spying on competitors.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 360, Internet, QQ, Tencent
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Leave an online message for your favorite Politburo member
Other news include another initiative to direct the people’s messages straight to the government’s senior leaders. This time it’s an initiative to leave messages on the CPC section of People’s Net.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Internet, The Beijing News, Xie Yalong, Zhongnanhai
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CCTV launches video sharing website
China’s Central Television made its debut into the online video market with the launch of its new website.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, CCTV, Internet, Ku6, online video, video sharing, youku
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VeryCD.com may be closed for not having a license
Today, one of the more popular music, film and TV series sharing sites, VeryCD.com, displayed “Network Timeout” and failed to connect. An article from the entertainment section of The Beijing News today ran an article about VeryCD and its application for a license to share content, the license is the “Information Network Broadcast Audio Visual Programming Permission Certificate” (信息网络传播视听节目许可证), which VeryCD does not have.
Chinese and American netizens clash in cyberspace
Kaiser Kuo speaking at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln on Sino-American relations and how the Internet affects them.
Posted in Featured Video, Internet culture
Tagged Internet, Kaiser Kuo, U.S.A.
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Human flesh search engine film, part two
The second part of Human Flesh Search Engine, a short documentary film directed by Luis A. Tapia.
Posted in Film
Tagged film, human flesh search, Internet, Luis Tapia
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Dystopia and censorship
China business and Internet series in The Daily Telegraph.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged business, censorship, Daily Telegraph, Internet
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Would you consider leaving China because of Internet blocks?
A casual Internet survey about China Internet blocks.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, GFW, Internet, media regulation
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Google.com blocked in China: on again, off again
At around 10pm last night June 24, Internet users on Twitter.com and Fanfou.com in various parts of China reported that Google.com and related services such as Gmail were inaccessible, although Google.cn continued to work.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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Internet censorship victim wins court case
Censored economics professor wins court case against Internet provider for censoring his blog posts.
Posted in Censorship
Tagged censorship, freedom of expression, Hu Xingdou, Internet, law, Liu Xiaoyuan
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