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Beijing Smog Fails to Obscure 'Apocalypse' Humour
Several days of brown haze in Beijing so thick it has closed highways suspended construction and brought official warnings to stay indoors have also prompted jokes about the end of the world.
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Blast Reported at Chemical Plant in China
An explosion shook a chemical plant in the Chinese province of Zhejiang, state media said today, though there were no immediate reports of casualties in a country on edge after blasts killed more than 160 people last month.
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Blast Reported at Chemical Plant in Northern China
An explosion shook a chemical plant in the eastern Chinese province of Shandong, state media said on Tuesday, though there were no immediate reports of casualties in a country on edge after blasts killed more than 145 people last month.
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China employing two million people as 'web police' to monitor Internet
The Chinese government has employed two million people to maintain online surveillance, according to state media.
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In rare openness, China microblogs disgraced politician's trial
Followers of the court's Weibo postings jumped from 70,000 to more than 300,000 during the day, and some posts were reposted tens of thousands of times.
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China tightens Internet controls, legalises post deletion
China unveiled tighter Internet controls on Friday, legalising the deletion of posts or pages which are deemed to contain "illegal" information.
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China microbloggers cross 274 million mark, highest in world
The number of Internet users in China rose 10.9 percent year on year to 538 million by the end of June.
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US social media account in China disappears
A widely read microblog written by the U.S. Consulate in Shanghai was inaccessible.
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Chinese Internet censors go missing, only to return two hours later
Artist Ai Weiwei was briefly able to maintain a microblog account, raising hopes that the Chinese government had relaxed control over online expression.
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Beijing Smog Fails to Obscure 'Apocalypse' Humour
Several days of brown haze in Beijing so thick it has closed highways suspended construction and brought official warnings to stay indoors have also prompted jokes about the end of the world.
-
Blast Reported at Chemical Plant in China
An explosion shook a chemical plant in the Chinese province of Zhejiang, state media said today, though there were no immediate reports of casualties in a country on edge after blasts killed more than 160 people last month.
-
Blast Reported at Chemical Plant in Northern China
An explosion shook a chemical plant in the eastern Chinese province of Shandong, state media said on Tuesday, though there were no immediate reports of casualties in a country on edge after blasts killed more than 145 people last month.
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China employing two million people as 'web police' to monitor Internet
The Chinese government has employed two million people to maintain online surveillance, according to state media.
-
In rare openness, China microblogs disgraced politician's trial
Followers of the court's Weibo postings jumped from 70,000 to more than 300,000 during the day, and some posts were reposted tens of thousands of times.
-
China tightens Internet controls, legalises post deletion
China unveiled tighter Internet controls on Friday, legalising the deletion of posts or pages which are deemed to contain "illegal" information.
-
China microbloggers cross 274 million mark, highest in world
The number of Internet users in China rose 10.9 percent year on year to 538 million by the end of June.
-
US social media account in China disappears
A widely read microblog written by the U.S. Consulate in Shanghai was inaccessible.
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Chinese Internet censors go missing, only to return two hours later
Artist Ai Weiwei was briefly able to maintain a microblog account, raising hopes that the Chinese government had relaxed control over online expression.
