China’s Hacker Army
Foreign Policy takes an in-depth look at the “chaotic” and dispersed world of Chinese hackers. The report argues that much of the western reporting on cyber attacks in China in light of the Aurora attack on Google...
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Unlicensed Journalists Are no Laughing Matter, GAPP Says
China Media Project looks at one of the skits in the annual CCTV Spring Festival Gala, which may have been more subversive than intended: Zhao, in his role as a simple peasant in the countryside, sits on the stoop outside his...
Read MoreCaught on Tape: Selling America’s Secrets
This Sunday, CBS’ 60 Minutes will broadcast a report on espionage in which they show an FBI tape of a transaction between a Department of Defense employee and a Chinese spy: China may be the number-one espionage threat...
Read MoreChina Warns U.S. Against Selling F-16s to Taiwan
A senior Chinese official has warned of greater consequences if the U.S. continues to sell arms to Taiwan, the New York Times reports: The official, Huang Xueping, a spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense, warned the...
Read More“Terminal Man” Returns to China
Activist Feng Zhenghu, who staged a three month protest at Tokyo’s Narita airport against China’s refusal to allow him to enter the country, has now returned home to Shanghai. The Financial Times talked to him about...
Read MoreTsewang Namgyal: Tibet – A Path to Harmony
On the eve of President Obama’s meeting with the Dalai Lama, Tibetan-American Tsewang Namgyal offers his perspective on how Tibetans and Chinese can work more effectively toward shared goals: Awakening A casual...
Read MoreChina Gome Tycoon Huang Guangyu Charged with Bribery
Billionaire Huang Guangyu, charged with bribery and insider trading, will soon stand trial: He was arrested on suspicion of share manipulation in November 2008, a month after he had been labelled China’s richest man. He...
Read MoreThe Man Behind the Chinese Equivalent of YouTube
The L.A. Times’ profile of Victor Koo, the founder of YouKu.com: But please don’t call it YouTube: Less than a third of Youku’s content is user-generated, setting it apart from the U.S. video-sharing mega-site....
Read MoreChina Academy of Social Sciences: 2009 China Internet Public Opinion Analysis Report
The Chinese government’s censorship of the media and the Internet has been widely reported, and CDT has been closely tracking netizens’ resistance to such censorship. Intensified Internet controls have coincided with...
Read MoreAi Weiwei: Google Gives Us Hope
Chinese artists and blogger Ai Weiwei has written an article for the Wall Street Journal on Google and censorship in China: China may have become the second-biggest economy in the world, but its political system remains stuck in...
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