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- 2013.04.22 Reporter’s Death In Xinjiang Stokes Netizen Scrutiny
- 2013.04.01 Netizens Defend Free Weixin Service
- 2013.03.25 Wuyue Sanren Reacts to Xi Jinping’s Shoe Comment
- 2013.03.25 BBC: Netizens on Xi’s “If the Shoe Fits” Speech
- 2013.03.18 Apple, Weibo, and CCTV’s PR Nightmare
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- 2013.01.30 Mourning Candles & Smileys for Dead Japanese Hostages
- 2013.01.29 Market for Bear Bile Threatens Asian Population
- 2013.01.24 Netizen Voices: Financial Disclosure Never?
- 2013.01.18 One in Ten Beijingers Is a “Propaganda Worker”
- 2013.01.09 Word of the Week: Frisbee Hu
- 2013.01.04 In China’s Cyberspace, Dissent Speaks Code
- 2013.01.03 China on Fiscal Cliff: U.S. “Kicked the Can”
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- 2012.12.11 Have Chinese Censors Loosened Their Grip?
- 2012.12.11 Sensitive Words: Cars, Cake, and Satellite Dishes
- 2012.12.06 Censorship Vault: Beijing Internet Instructions Series (29)
- 2012.11.28 Does Hu Xijin Favor Free Speech?
- 2012.11.28 Word of the Week: Hair Removal
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- 2012.11.17 Censorship Vault: Beijing Internet Instructions Series (10)
- 2012.11.16 Drawing the News: So Long, Sparta
- 2012.11.16 Shopping With Your Girlfriend, For The 18th Time
- 2012.11.14 Censorship Vault: Beijing Internet Instructions Series (4)
- 2012.11.08 FT: Netizen Thoughts on 18th Party Congress
- 2012.11.07 18th Party Congress Dos and Don’ts
- 2012.11.07 Netizen Voices: The Shame of Waiting
- 2012.11.02 Toys, Birds Harmonized Amid Beijing Security Crackdown
- 2012.11.01 Netizen Voices: Foreign Journalists in Ningbo
- 2012.10.31 Word of the Week: Chess
- 2012.10.27 Sensitive Words: Ningbo Protests and More
- 2012.10.24 Word of the Week: Don’t Understand Actual Situation
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- 2012.10.18 U.S. Ambassador Visited Tibetans in September
- 2012.10.17 Obama & Romney: “The Panda Sluggers”
- 2012.10.12 Why Won’t “Netizen” Just Die?
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- 2012.10.10 Food Stall? Night Club? No, It’s the Aircraft Carrier!
- 2012.10.09 China’s Aircraft Carrier and the Human Race
- 2012.10.08 “Human Flesh Searching”: Ad-Hoc Internet Justice
- 2012.10.04 More Tibetans Self-Immolate, Others Jailed
- 2012.10.03 Netizens Unmoved by “National Day Editorial”
- 2012.09.30 Bo Allegations Raise Dangerous Questions For CCP
- 2012.09.21 Drawing the News: Anti-Japan Protests and More
- 2012.09.21 Censorship Vault: Guiding Protests Then and Now
- 2012.09.19 Forced to Fire: Netizens Condemn China’s Embrace of Russia
- 2012.09.19 Word of the Week: Patriotraitor
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