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Global Times: Publish and Be Deleted

Global Times’ English edition has a lengthy and candid report on Internet regulations and self-censorship by Douban and other websites: Self-censorship is the rule of survival that prevents popular websites from being shut down, Zoe Wang, a veteran website developer told the Global Times. “I can understand an author being outraged when his post gets deleted, but it’s even harder

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