China Internet Censorship
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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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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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China Orders Top Tech Companies to Increase Self-Censorship
Chinese authorities have recently cracked down on platforms that allow users to share media from outlets that are not sanctioned under state-issued licenses.
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Weibo to Block Unapproved Video Content Following Government Rebuke
Last week, China's media watchdog threatened to close Weibo's video service along with two other popular services, ACFUN and iFeng.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
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China Cracks Down on Bids to Bypass Online Censorship
The ruling Communist party oversees a vast apparatus designed to censor online content deemed politically sensitive.
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China's Scary Lesson To The World: Censoring The Internet Works
China is confidently promoting its vision of 'Internet sovereignty.'
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After Gmail Blocked in China, Microsoft's Outlook Hacked, Says GreatFire
Chinese users of Microsoft Corp's Outlook email service were subject to a hacking attack at the weekend, just weeks after Google Inc's Gmail system was blocked in China, an online censorship watchdog said today.
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China blocks internet coverage of protests in village
Hundreds of villagers locked in a stand-off with Chinese officials held yet another demonstration at Wukan village on Wednesday even as China's Internet censors blocked searches relating to the protests over land rights.
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China's censors tackle and trip over the Internet
The Internet companies' employees are constantly guessing what is allowed and what will prompt a phone call from government censors. One tactic is to strictly censor risky content at first, then gradually expand access to it week by week, hoping not to trip the censorship wire.
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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.
-
Wikipedia Blocked In China Ahead Of Tiananmen Anniversary
Authorities in China have blocked Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia's owner said on Wednesday.
-
China Orders Top Tech Companies to Increase Self-Censorship
Chinese authorities have recently cracked down on platforms that allow users to share media from outlets that are not sanctioned under state-issued licenses.
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Weibo to Block Unapproved Video Content Following Government Rebuke
Last week, China's media watchdog threatened to close Weibo's video service along with two other popular services, ACFUN and iFeng.
-
China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
-
China Cracks Down on Bids to Bypass Online Censorship
The ruling Communist party oversees a vast apparatus designed to censor online content deemed politically sensitive.
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China's Scary Lesson To The World: Censoring The Internet Works
China is confidently promoting its vision of 'Internet sovereignty.'
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After Gmail Blocked in China, Microsoft's Outlook Hacked, Says GreatFire
Chinese users of Microsoft Corp's Outlook email service were subject to a hacking attack at the weekend, just weeks after Google Inc's Gmail system was blocked in China, an online censorship watchdog said today.
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China blocks internet coverage of protests in village
Hundreds of villagers locked in a stand-off with Chinese officials held yet another demonstration at Wukan village on Wednesday even as China's Internet censors blocked searches relating to the protests over land rights.
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China's censors tackle and trip over the Internet
The Internet companies' employees are constantly guessing what is allowed and what will prompt a phone call from government censors. One tactic is to strictly censor risky content at first, then gradually expand access to it week by week, hoping not to trip the censorship wire.
