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Tag Archives: Internet
Facebook blocked in China
Facebook blocked in China.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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Youku.com gets $30 million
The China video website saga continues: Youku.com gets $30 million in funding.
Posted in Internet video
Tagged Internet, media regulation, SARFT, Tudou.com, venture capital, video, Youku.com
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IPTV idea for Taiwan?
An idea for IPTV in China from Thomas Crampton.
Posted in The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged Internet, IPTV, Thomas Crampton
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Govt. approved video website gets $30 million in funding
Video website Ku6.com gets government approval, and then lands $30 million investment.
Posted in Internet video
Tagged Internet, Ku6.com, media regulation, SARFT, video
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Shiny new Net cafés
America’s PBS has broadcast a series of shows on Chinese youth culture. This is the trailer for a segment about an entrepreneur’s new chain of Internet cafés.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Internet, Internet cafes, netizen, PBS, youth culture
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Video website licenses for 247 sites
Big Three left in the cold
247 websites and companies get approval for online video, but the Big Three are left out in the cold.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged 56.com, Internet, media business, media regulation, MII, SARFT, Tudou.com, video, Youku.com
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Big Three left in the cold
Big Three left in the cold
Anonymouse trap
Anonymouse.org is now blocked in China.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Anonymouse, censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny, proxy servers
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Blogspot unblocked, but Blogger is blocked
Blogspot is available in China, but Blogger is blocked.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Blogspot, censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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CNN blocked in China, anti CNN demo in L.A.
New anti CNN moves from the people and the government of China.
Posted in Internet
Tagged CNN, foreign media, Internet, Western Media
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Blogspot unblocked again
Blogspot working again in China, but for how long?
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged blogs, Blogspot, censorship, GFW, Great Firewall, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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