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Tag Archives: Twitter
The day Ai Weiwei learned about Twitter
Artist and reformed journalist Chris Gill has posted a recording of an interview with Ai Weiwei to his website Shanghai Eye.
During the interview, Gill introduces Ai to Twitter, apparently for the first time. Ai is now China’s most famous and probably most active Twitter user.
Posted in Art, Internet culture
Tagged @altcat, Ai Weiwei, art, Chris Gill, Twitter
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Adult video star Aoi Sola writes to China fans on blog
On April 15, Aoi updated her Chinese blog with a piece for her Chinese fans, translated by a “friend from the Internet:”
AV actress entices Chinese netizens to go on Twitter
AOI Sora (also known as Sola Aoi) is a Japanese AV actress famous for her large breasts. She is also an award-winning actress who has appeared on mainstream Japanese TV as well as a Thai film.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Aoi Sola, AV, Twitter
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Panyu waste dump demonstrations
A demonstration against a waste plant in Panyu District (番禺), Guangzhou is happening right now.
For updates please view hashtag #pyj on Twitter. Photos by @lemoned for the protest.
Posted in Breaking News
Tagged demonstrations, Panyu, Twitter, waste dump
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Verifying reports of Ai Weiwei’s surgery
Is Ai Weiwei having brain surgery in Germany? Ethan Zuckerman muses on a Twitter update. Liu Xiaoyuan blogs about the issue.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Ai Weiwei, Ethan Zuckerman, Liu Xiaoyuan, Twitter
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Microblog competition shrinks
Twitter’s blocked. Fanfou’s been down for weeks. Now Digu is closed for upgrades and Zuosa is inaccessible.
Twitter is blocked
In another act of net nanny folly Twitter.com has been blocked on the Chinese mainland.
Twitter available in China again
Twitter and Flickr, blocked in China since last week, seem to be available again according to reports from Shanghai, Qingdao and Beijing.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, Flickr, media regulation, net nanny, Twitter
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Twitter blocked in China
Michael Anti was right.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Anti, net nanny, Twitter
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CNN’s Kristie Lu Stout on media and technology
Danwei talked to the popular anchor about using Twitter live on her show, and her view of technology’s use in the media.
Posted in Internet
Tagged CNN, Kristie Lu Stout, SCMP, Sohu, technology, Twitter
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