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Teenage Chinese blogger released after outcry on Internet
The release of the 16-year-old represents a victory for many microbloggers, who protested online after his detention for comments on his microblog.
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Popular Chinese blogger cautions against casual posts amidst Internet crackdown
One of China's most popular microbloggers warned of the dangers of "casual" online posts, as authorities continued a crackdown on Internet speech.
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Chinese who ran microblog on his cancer battle dead
"I am gone. I will see you in the next life" - this was the last post of a Beijing resident who used his microblog to detail his battle against cancer.Forty-year-old Xu Dawei died of liver cancer Jan 29.Xu's mircroblog attracted over 6,000 followers and his last posts received nearly 20,000 comments, praising his courage. His last words - "I am gon...
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Teenage Chinese blogger released after outcry on Internet
The release of the 16-year-old represents a victory for many microbloggers, who protested online after his detention for comments on his microblog.
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Popular Chinese blogger cautions against casual posts amidst Internet crackdown
One of China's most popular microbloggers warned of the dangers of "casual" online posts, as authorities continued a crackdown on Internet speech.
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Chinese who ran microblog on his cancer battle dead
"I am gone. I will see you in the next life" - this was the last post of a Beijing resident who used his microblog to detail his battle against cancer.Forty-year-old Xu Dawei died of liver cancer Jan 29.Xu's mircroblog attracted over 6,000 followers and his last posts received nearly 20,000 comments, praising his courage. His last words - "I am gon...
