January 16, 2012 2:15 PM
Tag: Hu Yong
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Four Trends on China’s Internet
At China Media Project, Hu Yong describes three trends in the developing tone, role and political context of China’
Where an Internet Joke Is Not Just a Joke
The New York Times Magazine has a lengthy article looking at the role of humor and satire online in China:No government
October 26, 2011 2:51 PM
Busting the Bias of the Rumor Busters
China Media Project translates an interview from Time Weekly with new media scholar Hu Yong about the definition of rumor
August 11, 2011 7:02 PM
- Hu Yong: What Government Microblogs Do (and D...
- Hu Yong: The Revolt of China’s Twittering Cla...
- Hu Yong: BBS Sites on China’s Changing Web
- Hu Yong (胡泳): The Chinese Internet Industry W...
- Hu Yong (胡泳): The Potential of Microblogging ...
- China at Odds With Future in Internet Fight
- Isaac Mao (毛向辉): China: Hope in Dialogue
- Video: Danwei: China Blogger Conference 2009
- Zhan Bin (詹膑): 2009 Character of the Year: Wa...
- Hu Yong: Defamation Can No Longer Be Used to ...
- Isaac Mao “Twinterviews” Hu Yong
- Isaac Mao, Hu Yong, Liu Xiaobiao: The Interne...
- Hu Yong Interview: The Digital Age, Orwell...
- Hu Yong: The “Sacred Flame” in Ch...
- Hu Yong: I Wish the Chinese People Would Have...
- CDF Conference: Public Opinion in Chinese Cyb...
