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Trade Tensions Cast Shadow Over China Web Summit
The official opening of the World Internet Conference was more muted this year and did not include previous calls for a more open Internet.
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Apple, Facebook Find Something To Praise China For Amid Internet Clamp
Top executives at Apple Inc and Facebook Inc managed to find something to praise Beijing for at an internet conference in China this week, even as its Communist Party rulers ban Western social media and stamp on online dissent.
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Apple, Facebook Find Something to Praise China for Amid Internet Clamp
The tacit endorsement of the event by top US tech executives comes as China introduces strict new rules on censorship and data storage.
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No Nation Should Have Hegemony Over Internet: Xi Jinping
In a veiled attack on the US, Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wedneday said no nation should pursue "Internet hegemony" and asserted that countries have the right to independently choose their own path of cyber development and regulations.
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China Calls For United Internet Front To Fight Hacking, Surveillance And Cyber Arms Race
China's President Xi Jinping laid out his vision for the Internet today, calling for respect of different governance models and standardised online security, placing China at the front of debates on online control and sovereignty.
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Hazardous Smog Hits Shanghai As China's Bad Air Spreads
Smog in Chinese metropolis Shanghai hit its highest level since January today, prompting schools to ban outdoor activities and authorities to limit work at construction sites and factories as polluted air spreads around the country.
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China Spells Out Web Control Ambitions at World Internet Conference
"Cyberspace should also be free and open, with rules to follow and always following the rule of law," said Lu Wei.
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China Urges Internet 'Security' Amid Rights Criticism
A top Chinese official today called for protecting Internet "security" at a government-organised conference condemned by a human rights group as an attempt by Beijing to promote its online controls globally.
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Trade Tensions Cast Shadow Over China Web Summit
The official opening of the World Internet Conference was more muted this year and did not include previous calls for a more open Internet.
-
Apple, Facebook Find Something To Praise China For Amid Internet Clamp
Top executives at Apple Inc and Facebook Inc managed to find something to praise Beijing for at an internet conference in China this week, even as its Communist Party rulers ban Western social media and stamp on online dissent.
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Apple, Facebook Find Something to Praise China for Amid Internet Clamp
The tacit endorsement of the event by top US tech executives comes as China introduces strict new rules on censorship and data storage.
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No Nation Should Have Hegemony Over Internet: Xi Jinping
In a veiled attack on the US, Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wedneday said no nation should pursue "Internet hegemony" and asserted that countries have the right to independently choose their own path of cyber development and regulations.
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China Calls For United Internet Front To Fight Hacking, Surveillance And Cyber Arms Race
China's President Xi Jinping laid out his vision for the Internet today, calling for respect of different governance models and standardised online security, placing China at the front of debates on online control and sovereignty.
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Hazardous Smog Hits Shanghai As China's Bad Air Spreads
Smog in Chinese metropolis Shanghai hit its highest level since January today, prompting schools to ban outdoor activities and authorities to limit work at construction sites and factories as polluted air spreads around the country.
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China Spells Out Web Control Ambitions at World Internet Conference
"Cyberspace should also be free and open, with rules to follow and always following the rule of law," said Lu Wei.
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China Urges Internet 'Security' Amid Rights Criticism
A top Chinese official today called for protecting Internet "security" at a government-organised conference condemned by a human rights group as an attempt by Beijing to promote its online controls globally.
