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LinkedIn Censors Tiananmen Content, Again

When Microsoft’s LinkedIn launched a simplified Chinese webpage for Chinese users in 2014, it admitted it would follow Beijing’s censorship directives. It did so with a gusto that surprised even those who had engineered the...

Zhou Yongkang and Rule of Law

Like the fall of Bo Xilai before it, last week’s announcement of a disciplinary investigation into...

Word of the Week: Microsoft

微软 (Wēiruǎn): Microsoft This calque can also mean “slightly soft.” Since a microblog can be called...

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