Jason Ng

Tiananmen 25: Tight Controls On Square and Online

The weeks leading up to the 25th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown on Wednesday were marked by an unprecedented campaign of detentions, house arrests, forced or restricted travel, intimidation and surveillance. Those...

Jason NG: What a Beautiful Sensitive Word

Jason Ng (伍嘉贤) is a Beijing based well-known technology blogger and founder of kenenba.com. He just published a blog post entitled “What a Beautiful Sensitive Word” [1], translated by CDT: My last blog entry was...

Jason Ng: What Kind of Tea Did I Drink?

“Drinking Tea” (喝茶) is now a common vocabulary in online political discourse. It refers to the widespread practices by DSD police or other authorities to harass, intimidate and conduct information-gathering on...

Jason Ng (伍嘉贤): What Has Twitter Changed?

Jason Ng (伍嘉贤) is a Beijing based well-known technology blogger and founder of kenenba.com. He wrote following post on his blog, translated by CDT: When I was typing this article, I was on a business trip in Lianzhou, Guangdong...

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