Last month, Chinayouren posted a series of diagrams illustrating the relationship between China and the World Wide Web, and demonstrating both the barriers that keep China’s Internet separate from the rest of the world and...
Read MoreChinayouren charts the occurrences of the word “China” in various world media outlets in 2009: Within the general rising trend, 2009 has gone back to reasonable levels of media attention, partly because Xinjiang and...
Read MoreWith the international spotlight on the detention of artist Ai Weiwei, some people have asked how relevant he is to current Chinese society, when so few Chinese people know about him or his work. The Foreign Ministry...
Read MoreA number of articles in the Chinese media have criticized the selection of blogger/race car driver Han Han as a candidate for Time Magazine’s list of 100 most influential people. From Global Times: Han’s fans have...
Read MoreAP has details on the latest tensions between Google and China: The company disclosed in a blog post that it had detected a “highly sophisticated and targeted attack on our corporate infrastructure originating from...
Read MoreThe New York Times reports that Xu Zhiyong has been formally charged with tax evasion: Mr. Xu, 36, is a founder of the Open Constitution Initiative, known in Chinese as Gongmeng, a nonprofit group that often has taken on...
Read MoreWildly popular blogger Han Han is planning to launch his own magazine. Chinayouren writes: Chinese ultra-blogger Han Han is starting a magazine. He announced it before on his blog, and his last post is already giving the details...
Read MoreFrom Chinayouren: The internet censorship in China is a complex system in constant evolution, both technologically and in terms of the content censored. It is managed by the State Council Information Office – Internet...
Read MoreFrom Chinayouren: Last Sunday I did a post on internet censorship in China where I mixed in various different ideas and I’m afraid the final result regarding Search Engine Censorship didn’t come out as clear as I would have...
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