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China Deleting Online Videos Showing Poverty: Report
Due to propaganda and censorship, many people in China are not aware of how prevalent poverty is in the country, The New York Times reported.
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"Virus Should Just Go And Die": Anger In China Over Online Censorship
New Year's Eve in China prompted an outpouring of reflection online, some of it critical, about the strict zero-COVID policy the country adhered to for almost three years.
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China Releases New Rules On Censorship Of Online Comments, Likes: Report
Amid anti-government views and posts in the wake of the massive public protests across the country over Covid lockdowns and a fresh outbreak, China released new guidelines on the censorship of online comments and 'likes'.
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WPS Office Accused of Freezing Document Over Million Words; Violated China Cyberspace Rules, Developer Says
WPS Office developer Kingsoft responded to censorship criticism on Monday after a writer’s document containing over a million words was frozen, over “sensitive content”. The word processing program that's part of China's most downloaded domestically produced suite of office applications, stated that it had restricted third-party access to an ...
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Player Accuses China's Top Politician Of Sexual Assault, Triggers Censorship
China's online censors Thursday scrubbed out a tennis star's reported allegations that a powerful politician sexually assaulted her, the first time that the #MeToo movement has reached the highest echelons of the ruling Communist Party.
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China to Launch New Campaign to Regulate Social Media News Sites
Cyberspace Administration of China, the country’s top Internet watchdog, plans to target commercial websites and social media accounts that illegally write and edit news items, and repost news articles from non-compliant sources.
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Wikipedia Blocked In China Ahead Of Tiananmen Anniversary
Authorities in China have blocked Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia's owner said on Wednesday.
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Microsoft Bing Search Engine Inaccessible in China
Microsoft's Bing search engine was inaccessible in China on Thursday, with social media users fearing it could be the latest foreign website to be blocked by censors.
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Google Employees Go Public To Protest China Search Engine Dragonfly
More than 30 Google employees have joined a petition protesting the company's plans to build a search engine that complies with China's online censorship regime. An employee-led backlash against the project has been churning for months at the company, but Tuesday's petition marks the first time workers at Google have used their names in a public do...
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Google Employees Go Public To Protest China Search Engine Dragonfly
More than 30 Google employees have joined a public petition protesting the company's plans to build a search engine that complies with China's online censorship regime.
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China's Former Internet Czar Faces Corruption Probe
China's former internet czar, who oversaw a tightening of online censorship during his tenure, has become the latest top Communist Party figure to be ensnared in the country's anti-corruption drive.
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China's Cyber Watchdog Imposes Top Fines on Tech Firms Over Censorship
China has fined several firms, including Tencent Holdings, Baidu, and Weibo, for failing to properly censor online content.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
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China Cracks Down on Bids to Bypass Online Censorship
The ruling Communist party oversees a vast apparatus designed to censor online content deemed politically sensitive.
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China Tightens Control Of Online News After Sensitive Gaffes
The Chinese government is holding chief editors of news websites personally liable for content after several portals this year posted material that was seen as embarrassing to President Xi Jinping.
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China Deleting Online Videos Showing Poverty: Report
Due to propaganda and censorship, many people in China are not aware of how prevalent poverty is in the country, The New York Times reported.
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"Virus Should Just Go And Die": Anger In China Over Online Censorship
New Year's Eve in China prompted an outpouring of reflection online, some of it critical, about the strict zero-COVID policy the country adhered to for almost three years.
-
China Releases New Rules On Censorship Of Online Comments, Likes: Report
Amid anti-government views and posts in the wake of the massive public protests across the country over Covid lockdowns and a fresh outbreak, China released new guidelines on the censorship of online comments and 'likes'.
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WPS Office Accused of Freezing Document Over Million Words; Violated China Cyberspace Rules, Developer Says
WPS Office developer Kingsoft responded to censorship criticism on Monday after a writer’s document containing over a million words was frozen, over “sensitive content”. The word processing program that's part of China's most downloaded domestically produced suite of office applications, stated that it had restricted third-party access to an ...
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Player Accuses China's Top Politician Of Sexual Assault, Triggers Censorship
China's online censors Thursday scrubbed out a tennis star's reported allegations that a powerful politician sexually assaulted her, the first time that the #MeToo movement has reached the highest echelons of the ruling Communist Party.
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China to Launch New Campaign to Regulate Social Media News Sites
Cyberspace Administration of China, the country’s top Internet watchdog, plans to target commercial websites and social media accounts that illegally write and edit news items, and repost news articles from non-compliant sources.
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Wikipedia Blocked In China Ahead Of Tiananmen Anniversary
Authorities in China have blocked Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia's owner said on Wednesday.
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Microsoft Bing Search Engine Inaccessible in China
Microsoft's Bing search engine was inaccessible in China on Thursday, with social media users fearing it could be the latest foreign website to be blocked by censors.
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Google Employees Go Public To Protest China Search Engine Dragonfly
More than 30 Google employees have joined a petition protesting the company's plans to build a search engine that complies with China's online censorship regime. An employee-led backlash against the project has been churning for months at the company, but Tuesday's petition marks the first time workers at Google have used their names in a public do...
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Google Employees Go Public To Protest China Search Engine Dragonfly
More than 30 Google employees have joined a public petition protesting the company's plans to build a search engine that complies with China's online censorship regime.
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China's Former Internet Czar Faces Corruption Probe
China's former internet czar, who oversaw a tightening of online censorship during his tenure, has become the latest top Communist Party figure to be ensnared in the country's anti-corruption drive.
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China's Cyber Watchdog Imposes Top Fines on Tech Firms Over Censorship
China has fined several firms, including Tencent Holdings, Baidu, and Weibo, for failing to properly censor online content.
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China's Authorities Tighten Noose Around Online Video, Audio Content
China keeps a close watch over the Internet, deleting comments on social media it deems harmful and blocking popular foreign websites including Google and Facebook.
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China Cracks Down on Bids to Bypass Online Censorship
The ruling Communist party oversees a vast apparatus designed to censor online content deemed politically sensitive.
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China Tightens Control Of Online News After Sensitive Gaffes
The Chinese government is holding chief editors of news websites personally liable for content after several portals this year posted material that was seen as embarrassing to President Xi Jinping.
