May 9, 2012 12:38 PM
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Official Disappears Amid Defection Rumors (Updated)
Rumors are swirling in the foreign press and in both western and Chinese social media around the whereabouts of Wang Lijun, the Chongqing vice-mayor and former police chief credited with carrying out party secretary and Politburo hopeful Bo Xilai’s recent crackdown on crime and corruption. From The Guardian: “According to information, because of long-term overwork, vice mayor Wang LijunFebruary 7, 2012 11:58 PM
Sina Weibo’s New Rules
A moderator account (“Weibo Secretary” [微博小秘书]) on China’s popular microblog Sina Weibo recently made p
Self-Censorship a “Potent Poison” for China’s Writers
For The New York Times’ Latitude blog, Eric Abrahamsen highlights Chinese novelist-in-exile Ma Jian, who once calle
May 3, 2012 12:08 AM
The Not-So-Great Firewall of China
In an article for Foreign Policy, Global Voices co-founder, former bureau chief of CNN Beijing, and digital free speech a
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