Tag: Internet regulation

• 2013.02.15 China’s Internet ‘Wall’ Hits Foreign, Domestic Business
• 2013.01.06 Chinese Censors Lift the Veil on Bloggers
• 2013.01.04 Pinocchio with Chinese Characteristics
• 2012.12.28 China Tightens Internet Regulation
• 2012.12.27 Changes and Challenges for China in 2013
• 2012.06.08 Netizen Voices: Citizens Beheaded
• 2012.05.09 Sina Weibo’s New Rules
• 2011.12.12 Two Arrested in Crackdown on Online Rumors
• 2011.10.26 China Detains Three for Online Rumor-Mongering
• 2011.10.14 Meeting Signals Pressure on Microblogs
• 2011.08.31 China Shutters 6,600 Websites for Manipulating Information Online
• 2011.08.12 Crowdsourced Anti-Corruption Websites Return … Briefly
• 2011.07.13 Number of Chinese Websites Drops 41%
• 2011.05.05 China Regulator Defends Internet Role
• 2010.08.29 Chinese Websites Establish “Self-discipline Commissioners”
• 2010.08.08 Southern Weekend: “Managing the Internet Using Laws: Praiseworthy!”
• 2010.07.13 China’s Internet Triple Speak
• 2010.07.13 China Seeks to Reduce Internet Users’ Anonymity
• 2010.07.09 Google Compromise Pays Off with Renewal of License in China
• 2010.07.06 The Online Sheriff
• 2010.06.23 18 Domestic Firms Get Nod for Net Mapping
• 2010.06.15 Rebecca MacKinnon: China’s Internet White Paper: Networked Authoritarianism in Action
• 2010.05.21 China Cracks Down on Online Maps
• 2010.05.06 China to Force Web Users to Disclose Real Names?
• 2010.04.29 Bejing Revises Law on State Secrets
• 2010.04.26 Internet Operators Must Co-op with Probe of State Secret Leaks: Law Amendments (Updated)
• 2010.04.26 Hu Yong (胡泳): The Chinese Internet Industry Will Thrive Only If It Respects Individuals
• 2010.04.16 China Starts New Bureau to Curb Web
• 2010.03.24 Dell and GoDaddy Threaten to Follow Google Out of China (Updated)
• 2010.03.09 Warcraft Row: An Industry Game Changer
• 2010.02.26 Global Times: Publish and Be Deleted
• 2010.02.23 China Launches Strict New Internet Controls (With Photo)
• 2009.12.18 Chinese Proposal to Meter Internet Traffic
• 2009.11.03 China Bureaucratic War over Online Warcraft Heats Up
• 2009.09.05 China Web Sites Seeking Users’ Names
• 2009.08.04 State Council Information Office: Real Name Registration to Be Required for All Domestic News Sites
• 2009.06.18 China Holds Firm on Software Filter, U.S. Firms Say
• 2009.06.17 China Backs Down over Controversial Censorship Software
• 2009.06.12 Questions About Green Dam Software Multiply
• 2009.06.09 Microsoft: China Web Filtering Raises Issues
• 2009.06.08 Original Government Document Ordering “Green Dam” Software Installation
• 2009.05.21 Hangzhou’s “Real-name Web Registration System” Is “On the Shelf”
• 2009.05.12 As Hacking Hits Home, China Strengthens Cyber Laws
• 2009.03.31 New Rules Imposed on Internet Video Content
• 2009.01.16 China Makes Arrests in Internet Porn Campaign
• 2009.01.10 Analyst: China Internet Move Part of Global Trend
• 2009.01.05 China Targets Big Websites in Internet Crackdown (Updated)
• 2008.12.05 Users Have Key Role in Net Safe, Clean
• 2008.08.18 The List: The 10 Worst Chinese Laws
• 2008.06.12 Door Cracks for Video-sharing Web Sites
• 2007.08.14 China Punishes Nearly 350 Porn Websites – AFP
• 2007.07.10 Web Link to China Teen Pregnancy – BBC News
• 2007.07.08 Google.cn Shifts to Win from Survival Mode – Kate Williams
• 2007.06.16 Wanted To Hire: Internet Commentators for the Taizhou Government – ESWN
• 2007.01.30 For Chinese Hackers, It’s a Game – Ida Relsted and Chen Yixin
• 2007.01.24 Hu Asks Officials to Better Cope with Internet – Xinhua
• 2006.10.22 Blog Real Name System Undecided – Nan Chang
• 2006.10.19 Chinese Blogs to be Registered with Real Names
• 2006.10.09 The Great Firewall Ban “Huang Ju” – Letters from China (Updated)
• 2006.09.03 Is censorship the root cause of uncivil speech on the Internet? – David Bandurski