a recent example of Internet based protest
here is a very recent on-line protest regarding to war crimes of japan. this kind of web enabled signature campaign has become quite frequently since last year.
Read Moreby Xiao Qiang | Sep 18, 2003
here is a very recent on-line protest regarding to war crimes of japan. this kind of web enabled signature campaign has become quite frequently since last year.
Read Moreby Xiao Qiang | Sep 17, 2003
Xinhua Net reported that Chinese Communication Services earn over 290 billion yuan in the first seven months this year.
Read Moreby Xiao Qiang | Sep 16, 2003
Chinese Media and the Information Revolution by Shanthi Kalathil In July 2001, a small tin mine in Guangxi province flooded, trapping and killing scores of miners. What followed became emblematic of a growing trend in China. Amplified by the information revolution, the story itself became the story. Neighborhood media outlets, cowed into silence by local […]
Read Moreby Xiao Qiang | Sep 16, 2003
‘Why We Want to Make the Internet Chinese’ Guangming Daily (government-owned), Beijing, China, Sept. 3, 2003 Zhou Hongyi, CEO of 3721, demonstrates his company’s flagship product, software that allows users to type Chinese characters directly on the Internet (Photo: Mark Ralston/AFP-Getty Images). The latest buzzword in the ever-changing world of the Chinese Internet is “thorough […]
Read Moreby Xiao Qiang | Sep 16, 2003
Notel is significantly expanding their presents in China, embarking $200 million over the next three years. The canidian’s largest telecom equipment maker sees China as the most important market and a source for technology talent. according to ottawa business journal’s report.
Read Moreby Jeannie Yang | Sep 15, 2003
A SIMS student posted the following article. Although not about high-tech development, it shows the stark contrast of the digital divide China. On one hand we have all these developments, then on the country side, they’re just starting to use cameras. It makes one wonder how technology is changing societal structures in China. if it’s […]
Read Moreby John Battelle | Sep 15, 2003
Safa Rashtchy, who covers internet for USBankcorp, recently went to China and came back with a good report. His homepage is here but you have to be a client to get the reports, I get his emails as a journalist, and I’ll post the summar in the “more” area…
Read Moreby John Battelle | Sep 12, 2003
Here’s what a Google Search on “china weblog” yields, I’m looking forward to seeing ours at the top soon!
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