‘No limits’ browser planned
A new browser will be released that claims to be able to circumvent censorship on Internet usage. This can be used by people living under restrictive regimes or those who want to share files.
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Detained Shanghai Petitioners in Hunger Strike
The relocation of residents in China has become a real issue in many areas.
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The three portals are not the only ones affected by this digital revolution, it’s also transforming business, government and culture.
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Victor Wang, the CEO of MTone, the largest SMS service provider in China gave a talk today, and he made some very interesting points. SMS is a very different communication model from the web, and out of the 250 million mobile users in China today, 70% do not use the Internet or infrequently. Thus, SMS […]
Read MoreHuawei, friend of foe?
Huawei, the highly successful Chinese communications equipment manufacturer, is entering the international market with its low cost products. While it was sued by Cisco for intellectual property rights infringement, another U.S. company 3com choose to set up joint venture with Huawei .
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