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Tag Archives: Internet
Blogspot unblocked and Nanny’s Little List
Blogs on Blogspot, the Google-owned blog hosting service, are accessible again in China today. This is the latest episode the Net Nanny’s long and silly on-again off-again harassment of Blogspot. The RSS feed managing site Feedburner, also owned by Google, … Continue reading
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged blogs, Internet, media, media regulation, net nanny, Typepad
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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.
Shanghai Beat: Neo Shanghai
A video interview with the founders of creative social networking website Neocha.com.
Posted in Danwei TV, Featured Video
Tagged Danwei TV, Internet, Shanghai, Shanghai Beat, social networking, video
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Antiwave listener survey results
Danwei’s favorite Chinese podcast series Antiwave has just published the results of their Fall 2007 Listener Survey, compiled from more than 1,000 online responses. Their demographic is similar to Danwei’s — a high concentration of people in media, technology and … Continue reading
Blogspot unblocked
Blogspot unblocked, again!
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Blogspot, censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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The Green Brothers
Found via Responsible China, China’s Green Beat is a website and video series about the environment. Above is episode one, about collecting trash and recycling, hosted by the, er, ‘Green Brothers’ who are cute but could do with a little … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged blogs, environment, green development, Internet, natural resources, podcast, recycling, video
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Louise Blouin in Beijing
A fabulously wealthy philanthopist comes to Beijing to launch her new website.
Posted in Art
Tagged art, artist, Beijing, Internet, Louise Blouin, Wang Guangyi
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Danwei FM interview with Bill Bishop of Red Mushroom
An interview with Bill Bishop, CEO of Red Mushroom, the company responsible for children’s virtual world Baobaobengbeng
Posted in Business, Business and Finance, Danwei FM, Electronic games
Tagged Danwei FM, games, Internet, mmorpg, virtual games
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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
Posted in Internet
Tagged censorship, Great Firewall, Internet, netizen, youth
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