Tag: Blogging

• 2012.12.21 Extinction Threatens 40% of China’s Minority Languages
• 2012.11.16 Shopping With Your Girlfriend, For The 18th Time
• 2012.02.04 Flame War: Novelist vs Fraud Buster
• 2012.01.09 Chinese Novel A Hit, But Who Wrote It?
• 2011.11.22 Why China’s Coolest Blogger Doesn’t Use Microblogs
• 2009.12.24 Micro-blogs In China: Tweeting Through The ‘Great Firewall’
• 2009.04.24 Isaac Mao, Hu Yong, Liu Xiaobiao: The Internet, the Media and the Public Sphere in China (Photo added)
• 2009.02.13 Rebecca MacKinnon: China’s Censorship 2.0: How Companies Censor Bloggers
• 2008.12.02 Chats with Gang Lu
• 2008.11.08 Blogging in the Time of Cholera
• 2007.12.28 CNNIC Releases 2007 Survey Report on China Weblog Market Number of Blog Writers Reaches 47 Million Equaling One Fourth of Total Netizens
• 2007.08.24 Press Watchdog Blasts China’s Blogging Policy – Juan Carlos Perez
• 2007.08.20 Blogs deleted, barred and officially backed – John Kennedy
• 2007.03.07 China Censors 1.8 Million Blogs – Tuan Nguyen
• 2007.01.24 Beijing Blogger Probes Anti-Satellite Missile – Xujun Eberlein
• 2007.01.21 A Blogger’s Tale: The Stainless Steel Mouse – James Borton
• 2007.01.21 How blogging can galvanize China – Geoffrey A. Fowler
• 2007.01.07 2006 in Review: Arts & Entertainment – Joel Martinsen
• 2007.01.05 Fourteen Regulators Wrangle Over Blogs – Joel Martinsen
• 2006.12.22 Blogs and China Correspondence, Survey Results – Rebecca MacKinnon
• 2006.12.13 Blogging Gains More Popularity Among Internet Users in China – Channel NewsAsia
• 2006.11.30 China May Make Bloggers Give ID – BBC
• 2006.09.29 China Blogging Report Released
• 2006.09.21 Biganzi Q&A: Li Xinde Shares Tips of his Trade
• 2006.03.07 In China, Blogs Are Revolutionary Tool of Opinion – Louisa Lim
• 2005.08.10 Battle of blogs in China – Reuters
• 2004.11.21 China Bloggers Emerge, But Not Too Loudly
• 2004.08.19 Connecting China project: introduce Chinese bloggers