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UN Security Council Holds First Meeting on AI, Highlights Urgent Need for Global Regulation
The United Nations Security Council held its first meeting on artificial intelligence on Tuesday where China said the technology should not become a "runaway horse" and the United States warned against its use to censor or repress people.
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"For The Accused It's Simple": China's Blocked #MeToo Movement
China's #MeToo movement has stumbled in the face of swift internet censors, a patriarchal society and a legal system that places a heavy burden on the claimant.
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Xiaomi Says Its Devices Do Not Censor Users Following Lithuania Report
Xiaomi said that its devices do not censor users' communications, a day after Lithuania's Defence Ministry recommended that consumers avoid Chinese phones due to a censoring feature in the smartphone giant's flagship phone.
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China Censors Former Premier's Article Amid Tightening Internet Controls
China's internet companies have blocked users from sharing a lengthy article written by former Premier Wen Jiabao in tribute to his late mother, in an unexplained act of censorship against a senior member of the ruling Communist Party.
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LinkedIn Rebuked by China for Failing to Control Political Content: Report
It seems Microsoft's professional networking site LinkedIn is in hot water in China as the country's internet regulator has reportedly rebuked the executive of the company this month for failing to control political content.
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Clubhouse App Said to Be Blocked in China, Added to ‘Great Firewall’
Clubhouse access was blocked in China, users and an anti-censorship watchdog said, ending a brief window that allowed thousands of mainland users to join in discussions often censored in China.
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China Censors Hong Kong Internet, US Tech Giants Resist
China has quickly moved to censor Hong Kong's internet and access users' data using a feared new national security law, but US tech giants offered some resistance citing rights concerns.
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China Punishes Live-Stream Apps for 'Vulgar' Content
China has punished 10 live-streaming platforms for "chaotic" content including revealing clothing on female stars and "vulgar hot dances", the cyberspace watchdog said Tuesday.
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3 Beijing Activists Missing After Preserving Virus Articles Online
Three Beijing-based internet activists have disappeared and are believed to be detained by police for archiving censored coronavirus news stories online, according to a relative.
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Hong Kong Government May Censor Internet To Contain Violent Protests
Hong Kong's government may censor the internet in a bid to contain months of increasingly violent pro-democracy protests, a cabinet member said Monday, after an emergency-law ban on demonstrators wearing face masks failed to quell the unrest.
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Bing’s Day-Long Outage in China Believed to Be Technical Error, Not Censors' Block
Search engine Bing's outage in China last week was reportedly a technical error, rather than an intentional censorship block.
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Bing Outage In China Was Technical Error, Not Censors' Block: Report
Search engine Bing's outage in China last week was a technical error, rather than an intentional censorship block, a source familiar with the matter said, although Chinese authorities and Microsoft have not commented on the topic.
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In Rapidly Ageing China, Elderly Jump On Live Streaming Bandwagon
China's internet is heavily censored by the Communist Party authorities, but it nonetheless has an abundance of bloggers and vloggers. As well as the usual beauty reviewers and aspiring comedians, live streaming can bring about unlikely stars.
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China Announces New Rules for Blockchain-Related Companies
Chinese blockchain platforms will have to censor content, allow authorities access to stored data and check the identity of users under the new rules.
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Google Shuts Down Censored 'Dragonfly' Chinese Search Engine Project After Internal Confrontation: Report
According to a report in The Intercept on Tuesday, the move comes after hundreds of Google employees raised internal complaints that the project had been kept secret from them.
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UN Security Council Holds First Meeting on AI, Highlights Urgent Need for Global Regulation
The United Nations Security Council held its first meeting on artificial intelligence on Tuesday where China said the technology should not become a "runaway horse" and the United States warned against its use to censor or repress people.
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"For The Accused It's Simple": China's Blocked #MeToo Movement
China's #MeToo movement has stumbled in the face of swift internet censors, a patriarchal society and a legal system that places a heavy burden on the claimant.
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Xiaomi Says Its Devices Do Not Censor Users Following Lithuania Report
Xiaomi said that its devices do not censor users' communications, a day after Lithuania's Defence Ministry recommended that consumers avoid Chinese phones due to a censoring feature in the smartphone giant's flagship phone.
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China Censors Former Premier's Article Amid Tightening Internet Controls
China's internet companies have blocked users from sharing a lengthy article written by former Premier Wen Jiabao in tribute to his late mother, in an unexplained act of censorship against a senior member of the ruling Communist Party.
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LinkedIn Rebuked by China for Failing to Control Political Content: Report
It seems Microsoft's professional networking site LinkedIn is in hot water in China as the country's internet regulator has reportedly rebuked the executive of the company this month for failing to control political content.
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Clubhouse App Said to Be Blocked in China, Added to ‘Great Firewall’
Clubhouse access was blocked in China, users and an anti-censorship watchdog said, ending a brief window that allowed thousands of mainland users to join in discussions often censored in China.
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China Censors Hong Kong Internet, US Tech Giants Resist
China has quickly moved to censor Hong Kong's internet and access users' data using a feared new national security law, but US tech giants offered some resistance citing rights concerns.
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China Punishes Live-Stream Apps for 'Vulgar' Content
China has punished 10 live-streaming platforms for "chaotic" content including revealing clothing on female stars and "vulgar hot dances", the cyberspace watchdog said Tuesday.
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3 Beijing Activists Missing After Preserving Virus Articles Online
Three Beijing-based internet activists have disappeared and are believed to be detained by police for archiving censored coronavirus news stories online, according to a relative.
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Hong Kong Government May Censor Internet To Contain Violent Protests
Hong Kong's government may censor the internet in a bid to contain months of increasingly violent pro-democracy protests, a cabinet member said Monday, after an emergency-law ban on demonstrators wearing face masks failed to quell the unrest.
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Bing’s Day-Long Outage in China Believed to Be Technical Error, Not Censors' Block
Search engine Bing's outage in China last week was reportedly a technical error, rather than an intentional censorship block.
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Bing Outage In China Was Technical Error, Not Censors' Block: Report
Search engine Bing's outage in China last week was a technical error, rather than an intentional censorship block, a source familiar with the matter said, although Chinese authorities and Microsoft have not commented on the topic.
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In Rapidly Ageing China, Elderly Jump On Live Streaming Bandwagon
China's internet is heavily censored by the Communist Party authorities, but it nonetheless has an abundance of bloggers and vloggers. As well as the usual beauty reviewers and aspiring comedians, live streaming can bring about unlikely stars.
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China Announces New Rules for Blockchain-Related Companies
Chinese blockchain platforms will have to censor content, allow authorities access to stored data and check the identity of users under the new rules.
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Google Shuts Down Censored 'Dragonfly' Chinese Search Engine Project After Internal Confrontation: Report
According to a report in The Intercept on Tuesday, the move comes after hundreds of Google employees raised internal complaints that the project had been kept secret from them.
