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Tencent Shuts Messaging Accounts After New Rules
Reuters reports that more than 300 mobile accounts on WeChat have been suspended or permanently disabled by its parent company, Tencent Holdings, Ltd. The account suspensions were implemented to comply with new regulations imposed by the Xi administration to curb the spread of political news online: China’s Tencent Holdings Ltd has suspended more than 300 accounts on its WeChat mobile messaging app and banned around 40 others as government restrictions on spreadingAugust 29, 2014 10:57 PM
Sensitive Words: Singers and Tigers and Bloggers (Oh My)
As of January 29, the following search terms are blocked on Weibo (not including the “search for user” function).
Xi Jinping and His Anti-corruption
The Fury of the Chinese Cabbie
Bloomberg’s Dexter Roberts examines the wave of taxi strikes that have struck several Chinese cities this year amid growing pressure on
January 23, 2015 12:18 AM
Party Orders Ideological Training at Universities
A hallmark of Xi Jinping’s leadership to date has been the heavy promotion of ideological orthodoxy. This has taken shape in official orders
January 22, 2015 3:57 PM
- Youth League Propaganda Work for Universities
- 133 WeChat Accounts Closed for “Distort...
- Tencent Apologizes for Civil Rights Feature o...
- 50 Websites and WeChat Accounts Shut Down
- WeChat and Global Submission to the GFW
- Censors Keep Mainland in the Dark About HK Pr...
- Sensitive: We Are Willing to Endure Injustice
- China’s Tough New Internet Rules Explained
- Central Organization Department Gets Social
- Chinese Internet Giant Baidu Starts to Dream
- Blurred Lines, Drawn Swords: Internet Control...
- “Speech is Free; Rumors are Not”
- China Imposes New Restrictions on Instant Mes...
- A Eulogy for the Cenci Journalism Project
- An Online Shift in China Muffles an Open Foru...
- 5% of Active WeChat Accounts Shut Down for Pr...
- As Beijing Renews WeChat Crackdown, SCIO Repo...
- Two More Detained Ahead of Tiananmen Annivers...
