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Elon Musk Stays Away From Twitter For Longest In A Year During China Trip
Elon Musk, a prolific presence on Twitter and owner of the social media platform, hasn't tweeted since arriving in China for his first visit since the pandemic.
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From Blocking Citizens To Blue Ticks: China Becomes Twitter's Big Market
Even as China bars 1.4 billion citizens from Twitter, its local authorities are splurging on global advertising on the site, helping make the country the platform's fastest-growing overseas ad market and one of its largest non-U.S. revenue sources.
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Tesla's Run of Record Deliveries May Take a Hit This Year Due to COVID-Related Shutdown, Predict Analysts
Tesla's long run of record deliveries may get affected this year as a prolonged COVID-related shutdown in Shanghai hit its production and supply chain, opines the analysts. While Elon Musk has been pursuing the acquisition of social media platform Twitter, Tesla has grappled with production glitches in China and slow output growth at new factories ...
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China Dismisses Speculation It May Try To Influence Twitter Via Tesla
China's foreign ministry said there was no basis to speculation that Beijing could try to use leverage over Tesla Inc in order to influence Twitter
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China's "Wolf Warrior" Diplomats Howl At Uighur Abuse Critics
China's "wolf warrior" diplomats are back after a brief lull, firing insults over Twitter, smearing critics and suggesting conspiracies.
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Foreign Firms Wary As China Moves To Implement Cyber Security Law This Week
China, battling increased threats from cyber-terrorism and hacking, will adopt from Thursday a controversial law that mandates strict data surveillance and storage for firms working in the country.
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Lenovo Website Breached, Hacker Group Lizard Squad Claims Responsibility
China's Lenovo Group Ltd website was hacked, the company said on Wednesday, days after the US government advised Lenovo customers to remove a pre-installed virus-like software, "Superfish", on laptops that makes the devices more vulnerable to attacks.
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Instagram Reportedly Blocked in China Amid Hong Kong Protests
Instagram, the popular photo-sharing service owned by Facebook Inc, has been blocked in China, according to numerous reports, including from Hong Kong-based reporters with the New York Times.
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China shuts down 110 porn sites as part of Internet 'cleanup' drive
Some critics are concerned that the crackdown on material deemed obscene is the latest government attempt to tighten its grip on the Internet.
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China risks in 140 characters? Weibo needs 56 pages
While Internet giants like Twitter and Google champion free speech, the US listing document for Chinese microblogging platform Weibo is littered with 56 pages of warnings on the risks of operating in a country which seeks to control information.
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Facebook and Twitter too late for China's Internet
Facebook Inc and Twitter face a daunting task in China, if access to their social networks is unblocked, as they would be up against deeply entrenched domestic rivals which cater to local needs and tastes.
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China detains man for Twitter joke on party meet
Hundreds of Chinese Internet users are rallying around a Beijing blogger who has been detained by police after posting a joke on Twitter about the pivotal Communist Party congress.
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Chinese relish crack in Great Firewall, log on to Facebook
Some Chinese Internet users have this week been able to access blocked websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, relishing the newfound freedom although the reason for the breach in China's Great Firewall of censorship was a mystery.
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Chinese relish crack in Great Firewall, log on to Facebook
Some Chinese Internet users have this week been able to access blocked websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, relishing the newfound freedom although the reason for the breach in China's Great Firewall of censorship was a mystery.
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Post-Google China: Searches for "Tiananmen Square"
Chinese searches for politically sensitive terms peaked the day Google stopped filtering its search results, but the government pressed on with a campaign to remove online praise of the company.
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Elon Musk Stays Away From Twitter For Longest In A Year During China Trip
Elon Musk, a prolific presence on Twitter and owner of the social media platform, hasn't tweeted since arriving in China for his first visit since the pandemic.
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From Blocking Citizens To Blue Ticks: China Becomes Twitter's Big Market
Even as China bars 1.4 billion citizens from Twitter, its local authorities are splurging on global advertising on the site, helping make the country the platform's fastest-growing overseas ad market and one of its largest non-U.S. revenue sources.
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Tesla's Run of Record Deliveries May Take a Hit This Year Due to COVID-Related Shutdown, Predict Analysts
Tesla's long run of record deliveries may get affected this year as a prolonged COVID-related shutdown in Shanghai hit its production and supply chain, opines the analysts. While Elon Musk has been pursuing the acquisition of social media platform Twitter, Tesla has grappled with production glitches in China and slow output growth at new factories ...
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China Dismisses Speculation It May Try To Influence Twitter Via Tesla
China's foreign ministry said there was no basis to speculation that Beijing could try to use leverage over Tesla Inc in order to influence Twitter
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China's "Wolf Warrior" Diplomats Howl At Uighur Abuse Critics
China's "wolf warrior" diplomats are back after a brief lull, firing insults over Twitter, smearing critics and suggesting conspiracies.
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Foreign Firms Wary As China Moves To Implement Cyber Security Law This Week
China, battling increased threats from cyber-terrorism and hacking, will adopt from Thursday a controversial law that mandates strict data surveillance and storage for firms working in the country.
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Lenovo Website Breached, Hacker Group Lizard Squad Claims Responsibility
China's Lenovo Group Ltd website was hacked, the company said on Wednesday, days after the US government advised Lenovo customers to remove a pre-installed virus-like software, "Superfish", on laptops that makes the devices more vulnerable to attacks.
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Instagram Reportedly Blocked in China Amid Hong Kong Protests
Instagram, the popular photo-sharing service owned by Facebook Inc, has been blocked in China, according to numerous reports, including from Hong Kong-based reporters with the New York Times.
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China shuts down 110 porn sites as part of Internet 'cleanup' drive
Some critics are concerned that the crackdown on material deemed obscene is the latest government attempt to tighten its grip on the Internet.
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China risks in 140 characters? Weibo needs 56 pages
While Internet giants like Twitter and Google champion free speech, the US listing document for Chinese microblogging platform Weibo is littered with 56 pages of warnings on the risks of operating in a country which seeks to control information.
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Facebook and Twitter too late for China's Internet
Facebook Inc and Twitter face a daunting task in China, if access to their social networks is unblocked, as they would be up against deeply entrenched domestic rivals which cater to local needs and tastes.
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China detains man for Twitter joke on party meet
Hundreds of Chinese Internet users are rallying around a Beijing blogger who has been detained by police after posting a joke on Twitter about the pivotal Communist Party congress.
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Chinese relish crack in Great Firewall, log on to Facebook
Some Chinese Internet users have this week been able to access blocked websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, relishing the newfound freedom although the reason for the breach in China's Great Firewall of censorship was a mystery.
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Chinese relish crack in Great Firewall, log on to Facebook
Some Chinese Internet users have this week been able to access blocked websites such as YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, relishing the newfound freedom although the reason for the breach in China's Great Firewall of censorship was a mystery.
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Post-Google China: Searches for "Tiananmen Square"
Chinese searches for politically sensitive terms peaked the day Google stopped filtering its search results, but the government pressed on with a campaign to remove online praise of the company.
