Tag: Sina weibo

• 2013.05.08 Activist Detained in Jiangxi for Urging Asset Disclosure
• 2013.04.30 Alibaba to Buy Sina Weibo Stake
• 2013.04.29 Obama’s Comedy Not Routine for Chinese Audience
• 2013.04.22 Reporter’s Death In Xinjiang Stokes Netizen Scrutiny
• 2013.04.22 Crackdown on Anti-Corruption Activists Continues
• 2013.04.04 Can Xi Jinping Really Fight Corruption?
• 2013.04.04 Activists Held Over Beijing Anti-Corruption Display
• 2013.03.28 Number of Government Weibo Accounts Soars
• 2013.03.18 Apple, Weibo, and CCTV’s PR Nightmare
• 2013.03.07 Scientists Measure Speed of Censorship on Sina Weibo
• 2013.02.26 Why Weibo Needs to Win the War with WeChat
• 2013.02.25 Outspoken General Loses First Weibo Battle
• 2013.02.21 Cultural Revolution Murder Trial Captivates Netizens
• 2013.02.18 Weibo Users Call Out Water Pollution
• 2013.02.06 Ministry of Truth: Wang Dexue’s Tears
• 2013.01.30 Mourning Candles & Smileys for Dead Japanese Hostages
• 2013.01.30 Kai-fu Lee: 78 Innocent Weibos Hounded to Death
• 2013.01.29 Sensitive Words: Warm, Sly, Fake
• 2013.01.29 Chongqing Police Pressure Sex Video Whistleblower
• 2013.01.24 Netizen Voices: Financial Disclosure Never?
• 2013.01.23 Forced Silence Amplifies Li Chengpeng’s Voice
• 2013.01.18 One in Ten Beijingers Is a “Propaganda Worker”
• 2013.01.16 Li Chengpeng’s Silent Book Signing
• 2013.01.09 Sensitive Words: Beijing News Enters Fray
• 2013.01.09 Censorship Row Engulfs Second Newspaper
• 2013.01.08 Weibo Censorship and Southern Weekly
• 2013.01.08 Southern Weekly Censorship Faceoff Continues (Updated)
• 2013.01.08 Xinhua: China to Reform Labor Re-Education System
• 2013.01.07 Sensitive Words: Southern Weekly Tempest (2)
• 2013.01.07 Sensitive Words: Southern Weekly Tempest
• 2013.01.07 Han Han: A Tribute to Southern Weekly
• 2013.01.06 Southern Weekly Editorial Staff Goes On Strike (Updated)
• 2013.01.04 Sensitive Words: The Rape of Southern Weekly
• 2013.01.03 Sensitive Words: Censorship Gets a Personal Touch (Correction)
• 2013.01.02 In China, Delhi Rape Spurs Debate, Then Censorship
• 2013.01.02 Sensitive Words: Protesters, Ox Demons, and More
• 2012.12.28 Sensitive Words: Photoshop Strikes Again
• 2012.12.20 Weibo Enacts New “7 Day Delay” Function
• 2012.12.13 Xi, Netizens Have Different “Chinese Dream”
• 2012.12.12 Xi’s Corruption Cleanup: Game On
• 2012.12.12 China Braces For End Of World
• 2012.12.11 Have Chinese Censors Loosened Their Grip?
• 2012.12.11 Sensitive Words: Cars, Cake, and Satellite Dishes
• 2012.12.07 Netizen Voices: Thought, Hope, and Imagination
• 2012.11.28 Netizens Revel in People’s Daily-Onion Gaff
• 2012.11.28 Does Hu Xijin Favor Free Speech?
• 2012.11.23 Sensitive Words: Baidu CEO Divorced?
• 2012.11.23 Sensitive Words: “Pen-Grabbing Secretary”
• 2012.11.19 Mixed News on Netizen Detentions
• 2012.11.17 Sensitive Words: Leaders New and Old
• 2012.11.16 Sensitive Words: Party Congress Brawl?
• 2012.11.15 Net Turns Cold and Spooky for Fatigued Netizens
• 2012.11.12 Ministry of Truth: Guangdong Directives (2)
• 2012.11.10 Sensitive Words: 18th Party Congress
• 2012.11.09 Sensitive Words: Sparta Redux
• 2012.11.06 Congress Close, But Details Far From Clear
• 2012.11.03 PX Protests, Hollow Victories and Forced Demolitions
• 2012.10.29 Sensitive Words: Ningbo Protests and Wen Jiabao
• 2012.10.27 Sensitive Words: Ningbo Protests and More
• 2012.10.27 Weibo Blocks Photo Uploading in Ningbo