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''Thought He Was Sleeping'': Man's Death Goes Unnoticed For 30 Hours In China Internet Cafe
The employees of the cafe thought the man was fast asleep and they didn't bother to wake him up.
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Major Social Media Crackdown In China, Nearly 40,000 Accounts Shut: Report
Chinese police have shut down 34,000 online accounts and punished more than 6,300 people for allegedly spreading rumours as part of a crackdown launched in April, state media reported on Friday.
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China Launches Internet Crackdown To Clear Out "Bad Culture" In Lunar New Year
People flaunting their wealth, overeating and drinking in excess are also being targeted by the authorities.
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China Proposes Guidelines On Internet Platform Responsibilities
China's market regulator on Friday proposed a long list of responsibilities it said it wanted the country's internet platforms to uphold, in the latest effort by Beijing to establish an oversight framework for its technology sector.
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"Civilised Internet": China's Online Plan For "Modern Socialist Country"
China will strengthen its efforts to build a "civilised" internet with an eye on reshaping online behaviour and use it as a platform to disseminate new party theories and promote socialist values, the country's cyberspace regulator said.
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China Censors Former Premier's Article Amid Tightening Internet Controls
China's internet companies have blocked users from sharing a lengthy article written by former Premier Wen Jiabao in tribute to his late mother, in an unexplained act of censorship against a senior member of the ruling Communist Party.
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"Beautiful Sight": China Goes Online To Mock US Capitol Chaos
China's internet erupted in mirth at America's troubled democracy after supporters of President Donald Trump broke into the US Capitol, with Beijing criticising the "sharp contrast" between Washington's response to the chaos and the 2019 Hong Kong anti-government protests.
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Microsoft, Zoom Join Pause on Hong Kong Data Requests
Microsoft and Zoom on Tuesday joined other major internet firms that have stopped considering requests by Hong Kong's government for information on users in the wake of China's imposition of a sweeping new security law.
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Wikipedia Blocked In China Ahead Of Tiananmen Anniversary
Authorities in China have blocked Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia's owner said on Wednesday.
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In Rapidly Ageing China, Elderly Jump On Live Streaming Bandwagon
China's internet is heavily censored by the Communist Party authorities, but it nonetheless has an abundance of bloggers and vloggers. As well as the usual beauty reviewers and aspiring comedians, live streaming can bring about unlikely stars.
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China Shuts Over 4,000 Websites In Massive "Clean-Up" Campaign
China has shut down more than 4,000 websites and online accounts in a three-month campaign against "harmful" online information, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday, citing the country's illegal publication watchdog.
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Airbnb to Start Sharing Chinese Host Information With Government
China's strict regulations on residency require citizens and tourists to register their addresses with the police when they arrive in the country or stay at a hotel, within 24 hours.
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Google Maps Now Accessible in China? Nothing's Changed, Says Google
Google Maps via the browser has been available in China for many years while there is no Maps application offered in the country.
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Google Launching Artificial Intelligence Research Center in China
Google said in a statement the research center is the first of its kind in Asia and will comprise a small team operating out of its existing office in Beijing.
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FireEye Says Chinese Hacker Groups to Shift Focus to India in 2018
Chinese advanced persistent threat (APT) groups that have allegedly been creating cyber havoc internationally will shift their focus in 2018 to countries like India, FireEye said.
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''Thought He Was Sleeping'': Man's Death Goes Unnoticed For 30 Hours In China Internet Cafe
The employees of the cafe thought the man was fast asleep and they didn't bother to wake him up.
-
Major Social Media Crackdown In China, Nearly 40,000 Accounts Shut: Report
Chinese police have shut down 34,000 online accounts and punished more than 6,300 people for allegedly spreading rumours as part of a crackdown launched in April, state media reported on Friday.
-
China Launches Internet Crackdown To Clear Out "Bad Culture" In Lunar New Year
People flaunting their wealth, overeating and drinking in excess are also being targeted by the authorities.
-
China Proposes Guidelines On Internet Platform Responsibilities
China's market regulator on Friday proposed a long list of responsibilities it said it wanted the country's internet platforms to uphold, in the latest effort by Beijing to establish an oversight framework for its technology sector.
-
"Civilised Internet": China's Online Plan For "Modern Socialist Country"
China will strengthen its efforts to build a "civilised" internet with an eye on reshaping online behaviour and use it as a platform to disseminate new party theories and promote socialist values, the country's cyberspace regulator said.
-
China Censors Former Premier's Article Amid Tightening Internet Controls
China's internet companies have blocked users from sharing a lengthy article written by former Premier Wen Jiabao in tribute to his late mother, in an unexplained act of censorship against a senior member of the ruling Communist Party.
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"Beautiful Sight": China Goes Online To Mock US Capitol Chaos
China's internet erupted in mirth at America's troubled democracy after supporters of President Donald Trump broke into the US Capitol, with Beijing criticising the "sharp contrast" between Washington's response to the chaos and the 2019 Hong Kong anti-government protests.
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Microsoft, Zoom Join Pause on Hong Kong Data Requests
Microsoft and Zoom on Tuesday joined other major internet firms that have stopped considering requests by Hong Kong's government for information on users in the wake of China's imposition of a sweeping new security law.
-
Wikipedia Blocked In China Ahead Of Tiananmen Anniversary
Authorities in China have blocked Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia's owner said on Wednesday.
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In Rapidly Ageing China, Elderly Jump On Live Streaming Bandwagon
China's internet is heavily censored by the Communist Party authorities, but it nonetheless has an abundance of bloggers and vloggers. As well as the usual beauty reviewers and aspiring comedians, live streaming can bring about unlikely stars.
-
China Shuts Over 4,000 Websites In Massive "Clean-Up" Campaign
China has shut down more than 4,000 websites and online accounts in a three-month campaign against "harmful" online information, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday, citing the country's illegal publication watchdog.
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Airbnb to Start Sharing Chinese Host Information With Government
China's strict regulations on residency require citizens and tourists to register their addresses with the police when they arrive in the country or stay at a hotel, within 24 hours.
-
Google Maps Now Accessible in China? Nothing's Changed, Says Google
Google Maps via the browser has been available in China for many years while there is no Maps application offered in the country.
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Google Launching Artificial Intelligence Research Center in China
Google said in a statement the research center is the first of its kind in Asia and will comprise a small team operating out of its existing office in Beijing.
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FireEye Says Chinese Hacker Groups to Shift Focus to India in 2018
Chinese advanced persistent threat (APT) groups that have allegedly been creating cyber havoc internationally will shift their focus in 2018 to countries like India, FireEye said.
