White Paper Outlines Potential Uses of AI
At China’s recently held fifth annual World Internet Conference in Wuzhen, tech companies...
by lisbeth | Nov 19, 2018
At China’s recently held fifth annual World Internet Conference in Wuzhen, tech companies...
by lisbeth | Oct 22, 2018
The Cyberspace Administration of China has released draft regulations—since translated by Asia...
by Josh Rudolph | Aug 18, 2017
New guidelines from the State Administration for Industry and Commerce forbids the registration of...
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 23, 2017
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on Sunday announced the launch of a 14-month...
by Josh Rudolph | Mar 30, 2016
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology previewed a draft revision to...
by Josh Rudolph | Mar 29, 2016
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology this week posted a draft revision to...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 22, 2016
On February 15, the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film, and Television...
by Josh Rudolph | Feb 19, 2016
While China’s leadership has long seen the media as the CCP’s “throat and...
by Josh Rudolph | Aug 26, 2014
After an anonymous netizen filed an official application to the Ministry of Industry and...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 24, 2014
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has announced the implementation of...
by Scott Greene | Apr 1, 2013
China’s three mobile telecom operators want to charge a fee to the more than 300 million users of Weixin, Tencent’s popular mobile chatting application, according to a government official. From Reuters: China’s...
by Samuel Wade | Mar 5, 2013
A white paper (PDF) by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s China Academy of Telecommunication Research has warned of excessive dependence on the Android mobile operating system, and accused its developer...
by Samuel Wade | Oct 28, 2012
With the start of the 18th Party Congress less than two weeks away, Barbara Demick catalogues the broad range of restrictions imposed on Beijingers to ensure that all goes harmoniously. From the Los Angeles Times: Since last...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 12, 2012
As the US, EU and Japan pursue a WTO case against China for allegedly abusing its near monopoly over rare earth supplies, China Daily argues that tightening control is a necessary environmental protection measure, not an...
by Samuel Wade | Jan 27, 2011
Last summer, Lenovo founder Liu Chuanzhi told the Financial Times that Apple was losing out in China, and that—luckily for him—founder and CEO Steve Jobs “doesn’t care about China.” Apple’s most recent...
by Jenny Leung | Jun 11, 2009
The ongoing saga on the battle on the government requiring pre-installed software for filtering new computers in China (the software dubbed the Green Dam) by July 1, and the netizens and companies that oppose the infringement,...
by dwang | Jun 9, 2009
From Xinhua: China said Tuesday it would have all new computers in China pre-installed with a filter software, in a bid to protect minors from “unhealthy information” from the Internet. All computers produced or sold...