An anonymous Chinese tech and politics blogger known as program-think (编程随想) has reportedly been detained in China after evading identification and arrest for more than 12 years. program-think, whose Blogspot posts included...
In China, the smartphone has quickly become the key to unlocking public transportation, medical care, and entrance into restaurants or other public spaces. The coronavirus crisis has only accelerated the shift, with QR health...
The Word of the Week comes from the Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms created by...
Since the introduction of new regulations in January, 2017 has seen a steady campaign against...
At South China Morning Post, Eva Li reports that authorities in Chongqing have released details of...
As China promotes its vision of internet management abroad, including in Moscow last month, The...
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology previewed a draft revision to...
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology this week posted a draft revision to...
The New York Times’ Paul Mozur reports that mobile Internet users in Xinjiang have had their...
In August, China’s State Internet Information Office passed a new set of Internet...
chinaSMACK translates a NetEase photo gallery documenting the rise and fall of China’s...
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Yesterday, all websites without a .cn top-level domain were temporarily inaccessible by web users...
At Foreign Policy, Liz Carter notes a recommendation from the China Internet Network Information...
An increasing number of Internet users in China are turning to Lantern, a US-sponsored computer...
Discrediting the recent South China Morning Post news that Beijing plans to lift Facebook ban...
Following Sheryl Sandberg’s trip to China earlier this month, Beijing announced its decision to...
They have served as crucibles for the country’s online culture and as schools and sanctuaries for its marginalized migrant workers. But according to a new report from the Ministry of Culture, China’s Internet cafés...
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