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Tag Archives: Tencent
People’s Daily lists recent Internet rumors considered crimes
The front page of today’s People’s Daily features the article, “Internet rumors harm people and harm our society. The public must not believe or transmit rumors.” Unlike most of the state media reports on Internet rumors, this one actually lists ten cases … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption, Front Page of the Day, Internet and Media
Tagged censorship, Danwei.com, Internet, media regulation, People's Daily, rumors, Sina, Tencent
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Tencent threatens its users with an ultimatum
Last night, the war escalated as Tencent declared that its users － all 6 billion － cannot use 360 if they want to use the messaging service, QQ.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 360, QQ, Tencent, users
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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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Chinese computer magazine curses at Tencent
“Fucking Tencent!” exclaims the latest issue of China Computerworld.
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media
Tagged China Computerworld, Tencent
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Minting money without a license
Tencent hits quarterly targets with virtual currency; water woes on the western border; Taiwan elections; a journalist’s odyssey in Lanzhou; Xinjiang riots.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged elections, Kazakhstan, Tencent, Tibet, virtual currency, water, Xinjiang
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Is ad-blocking illegal? Coral QQ author arrested
Soff (aka Chen Shoufu 陈寿福), architect of Coral QQ (珊瑚虫) is arrested. Did Tencent pay off the cops?
Posted in Intellectual Property
Tagged courts, IPR, Keso, QQ, Tencent, William Long
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