Former Cyberczar Sentenced to 14 Years for Corruption
State news agency Xinhua reported on Tuesday that former "Cyberczar" and senior...
Lu Wei
Ex-Cyberczar Indicted, But Internet Still Has Brakes
Following a stinging rebuke from the Party’s disciplinary inspectors when he was expelled...
Translation: Party Watchdogs Blast Former Cyberczar
The Party’s Central Commission for Discipline Inspection announced on Tuesday that former...
Minitrue 2017: December—Internet Conference, Xmas
This series is a month-by-month recap of censorship instructions issued to the media by government...
Minitrue 2017: November—Child Abuse, Evictions Etc
This series is a month-by-month recap of censorship instructions issued to the media by government...
Minitrue: Close Comments on Ex-cyberczar’s Investigation
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Former Cyberczar Lu Wei Under Investigation
Former cyberczar Lu Wei, who previously served as head of the Cyberspace Administration of China,...
How China’s Cyberspace Administration Works
At the Mercator Institute for China Studies, Nabil Alsabah examines the Cyberspace Administration...
Beijing’s Internet Controls Will Only Tighten Under Xu Lin
While Chinese authorities have long maintained strict control of the internet and done much to...
China Clamps Down on “False News” from Social Media
Reuters’ Ben Blanchard reports that the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) is once...
Sudden Departure, Unclear Destination for Cyberczar
The New York Times’ Jane Perlez and Paul Mozur report on the sudden replacement of Lu Wei,...
China’s “New Normal” Internet Control: Does it Work?
As China promotes its vision of internet management abroad, including in Moscow last month, The...
Chinese Cyberchiefs Preach Net Sovereignty in Moscow
China’s Cyberczar Lu Wei and VPN-toting Great Firewall mastermind Fang Binxing were in Moscow on...
Cyberczar Says China Doesn’t “Censor Content” Online
The second World Internet Conference begins next week in the picturesque canal city of...
Cyberczar Lu Wei Walks the Thin Red Line
In 2013, former deputy director of Xinhua News Agency Lu Wei was appointed head of the State...
Lu Wei Lays Out Four Rules for Being a “Good Netizen”
Last week was China’s second annual “Awareness Week for National Cybersecurity,”...
Minitrue: Admonishing Online News Publishers
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
News and Propaganda Resolutions for 2015
China Media Project’s David Bandurski examines a series of national meetings of Chinese...
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