Weibo Comments Provide Chorus For Show Trial
When rights activist and former lawyer Jiang Tianyong stood trial for inciting subversion last...
Aug 29, 2017
When rights activist and former lawyer Jiang Tianyong stood trial for inciting subversion last...
Feb 22, 2017
In China, when major events unfold, a combination of government directives, keyword filtering,...
Aug 23, 2016
A leaked voice message and series of screenshots from WeChat Enterprise appears to reveal a...
Mar 11, 2016
On the Committee to Protect Journalists’ blog, Yaqiu Wang writes about recent incidents in...
Jan 8, 2016
A novella published more than 90 years ago critiquing the social rot of late imperial China has...
Dec 22, 2015
The following Internet commentary instructions, issued to the media by government authorities,...
Dec 16, 2015
As aggressive security actions unfolded outside the courthouse during the trial of rights lawyer...
Aug 26, 2015
Weibo user MeiyouYangXiansheng (@没有羊先生) posted a collection of web comics poking fun at the...
Aug 24, 2015
Weibo user MeiyouYangXiansheng (@没有羊先生) posted a collection of web comics poking fun at the...
Aug 19, 2015
Weibo user MeiyouYangXiansheng (@没有羊先生) posted a collection of web comics poking fun at the...
Aug 13, 2015
Earlier this month, an avowed member of the volunteer fifty cent party took to China’s...
May 21, 2015
The Word of the Week comes from the Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms created by...
Apr 16, 2015
@badiucao #SOS my twitter account is being attacked #五毛 by Chinese Internet commentators‘ slander...
Dec 18, 2014
Blogger “Xiaolan” recently leaked a large archive of email correspondence from the...
Dec 10, 2014
Blogger “Xiaolan” has leaked an archive of over 2,700 email communications from the...
Dec 3, 2014
Blogger “Xiaolan” has leaked an archive of the email communications of the Internet Information...
Jul 21, 2014
The New York Times’ Andrew Jacobs reports on a wave of Twitter accounts spreading pro-Chinese...
Jul 16, 2013
For the Guardian, John Naughton comments on Perry Link’s recent essay about Internet censorship in China and asks whether a new metaphor is needed to replace “The Great Firewall”: Why, asks Link, “do...