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China Tightens Internet Regulation
The Standing Committee of China’s National People’s Congress has issued new rules “to enhance the protection of personal information online and safeguard public interests”. The regulations broaden and reinforce requirements for real-name registration by internet users (though pseudonyms will still be permitted), and establish a legal requirement for service providers to immeDecember 28, 2012 6:53 PM
Weibo Users Call Out Water Pollution
Zhejiang entrepreneur Jin Zengmin has offered a reward to a senior Chinese official if he swims in a polluted river for 2
Chinese Censors Lift the Veil on Bloggers
As the authorities tighten regulation of online speech by reinforcing real-name registration by Internet users, many peop
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Trying to Stir Up a Popular Protest in China, From a Bedroom in Manhattan
In the midst of revolutions spreading across the Middle East, many observers wondered if the same could happen in China.
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