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Tag Archives: Internet
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
Posted in Internet
Tagged blogs, censorship, Great Firewall, Internet, Isaac Mao
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Fake journalists from an illegal website
The Beijing Youth Daily today printed a Xinhua story about a fraud involving three illegal Internet journalists and an illegal website.
Baidu plots to divide and conquer music industry
An article about Baidu and its strategy to conquer the music industry.
Internet regulator restructured
The new, revamped Ministry of Industrial and Information Technology.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged government, Internet, MII, MIIT, telecoms
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More on the 50 cent army
More on China’s ‘fifty cent army’ of online propagandists.
Posted in Propaganda
Tagged censorship, fifty cent army, Internet, media regulation, propaganda, public relations
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Youku gets video website licence
Youku.com, one of the big three video websites in China that did not previously have a licence from SARFT to operate has been granted the license according to a report by Hexun.com.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Internet, media business, media regulation, net nanny, video, Youku.com
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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.
Posted in Internet
Tagged blog, celebrities, Internet
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Facebook is screwing with your mind
Is Facebooked blocked, or are they just screwing with your head?
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Facebook, GFW, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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Cops and lady boys
Drive by comments
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