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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China has told three major web portals to shut down their video and audio streaming services, saying they carry politically-related material that breaks state rules and social commentary which incites negative opinions.
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Egypt Blocks Several News Sites Including Jazeera
Egypt blocked several media websites on Wednesday including those belonging to the Qatari Al-Jazeera news channel and an opposition television station based in Turkey, a security official said.
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Mexico Indigenous Group Sees 'Racism' in Coca-Cola Ad
Indigenous and human rights groups urged Mexican authorities on Wednesday to sanction Coca-Cola over a Christmas-themed advertisement they deemed racist, but the US company said the spot's message was misinterpreted.
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China Allows Online Media to Report News
China has for the first time permitted official media websites to report news but retained monopoly over the media, by omitting popular private social media portals like Sina which has millions of users.
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US Slams Lengthy Sentences for Insulting Thailand's Royals
The United States spoke out Wednesday against harsh prison sentences against two Thai citizens convicted of defamation for insulting the royal family.
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Facebook May Host News Sites' Material
News articles on Facebook are currently linked to the publisher's website, and open in a browser, typically taking about eight seconds to load.
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Online Comments
China's major web portals have signed a commitment to "self-manage" comments on their websites, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
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Iranian Court Sentences Eight Facebook Page Administrators to Jail
Iran's official news agency is reporting eight Facebook page administrators have been handed jail sentences from eight to 21 years.
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The Well-Followed on Social Media Cash In on Their Influence
Social media stars are finding that working as a conduit for a brand can be quite lucrative - sometimes generating more than enough money to live on.
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Hackers use new tactic to attack US media sites
Hackers promoting the Syrian Electronic Army simultaneously targeted websites belonging to CNN, Time and the Washington Post on Thursday by breaching Outbrain, a firm which publishes content recommendations on those sites.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China has told three major web portals to shut down their video and audio streaming services, saying they carry politically-related material that breaks state rules and social commentary which incites negative opinions.
-
Egypt Blocks Several News Sites Including Jazeera
Egypt blocked several media websites on Wednesday including those belonging to the Qatari Al-Jazeera news channel and an opposition television station based in Turkey, a security official said.
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Mexico Indigenous Group Sees 'Racism' in Coca-Cola Ad
Indigenous and human rights groups urged Mexican authorities on Wednesday to sanction Coca-Cola over a Christmas-themed advertisement they deemed racist, but the US company said the spot's message was misinterpreted.
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China Allows Online Media to Report News
China has for the first time permitted official media websites to report news but retained monopoly over the media, by omitting popular private social media portals like Sina which has millions of users.
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US Slams Lengthy Sentences for Insulting Thailand's Royals
The United States spoke out Wednesday against harsh prison sentences against two Thai citizens convicted of defamation for insulting the royal family.
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Facebook May Host News Sites' Material
News articles on Facebook are currently linked to the publisher's website, and open in a browser, typically taking about eight seconds to load.
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China to Clean Up 'Harmful' Web Videos; Sites Pledge to Manage Online Comments
China's major web portals have signed a commitment to "self-manage" comments on their websites, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
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Iranian Court Sentences Eight Facebook Page Administrators to Jail
Iran's official news agency is reporting eight Facebook page administrators have been handed jail sentences from eight to 21 years.
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The Well-Followed on Social Media Cash In on Their Influence
Social media stars are finding that working as a conduit for a brand can be quite lucrative - sometimes generating more than enough money to live on.
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Hackers use new tactic to attack US media sites
Hackers promoting the Syrian Electronic Army simultaneously targeted websites belonging to CNN, Time and the Washington Post on Thursday by breaching Outbrain, a firm which publishes content recommendations on those sites.
