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China Directs Tech Companies Not to Offer Access to ChatGPT on Their Platforms: Report
China has instructed them not to offer access to ChatGPT services on their platforms, either directly or via third parties, people with direct knowledge of the matter told Nikkei Asia. Beijing's clampdown on ChatGPT, the hugely popular AI-powered chatbot, comes as little surprise to many in China's tech industry.
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Russia Fines Google for Failing to Take Down YouTube Videos Showing Military Operation in Ukraine
A Russian court has slapped a series of small fines on Google for failing to take down contentious YouTube videos showing military operations in Ukraine.
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Facebook, Instagram Banned by Russia on ‘Extremism’ Charges Amid Ukraine Crisis
A Moscow court banned Facebook and Instagram for what it deemed extremist activity in a case against their parent company, Meta.
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Russia Blocks BBC Website, Vows More Retaliatory Media Sanctions
Russia's media watchdog Roskomnadzor on Wednesday blocked access to the BBC's main news website, with Moscow's foreign ministry warning of more retaliatory measures against the media.
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Facebook, Twitter Fined by Russia for Not Deleting Banned Content
Facebook and Twitter were fined by Russia for not deleting banned content, adding to a slew of penalties the government has already imposed on foreign tech giants.
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Alibaba Cloud Helps Chinese Students, Foreign Schools Scale Great Firewall
China’s Alibaba Group plans to help local students as well as foreign universities skirt the country’s strict Web controls. The nation’s Great Firewall not only blocks websites deemed sensitive by the government, but also slows loading speeds of overseas sites.
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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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Microsoft's 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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Facebook Blocks More Accounts Potentially Linked to Foreign Entity
Facebook said a website claiming to be associated with Russia-based Internet Research agency published a list of Instagram accounts they claimed to have created.
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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 Blocks The Economist, Time Allegedly Over Criticism Of President
The Economist and Time have joined the list of foreign news websites including The New York Times, The Independent and the BBC currently blocked in mainland China.
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Tajikistan blocks scores of websites as election looms
Tajikistan blocked access to more than 100 local and foreign websites on Tuesday, in what a government source said was a rehearsal of silencing critics before next year's election when President Imomali Rakhmon will again run for office.
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China Directs Tech Companies Not to Offer Access to ChatGPT on Their Platforms: Report
China has instructed them not to offer access to ChatGPT services on their platforms, either directly or via third parties, people with direct knowledge of the matter told Nikkei Asia. Beijing's clampdown on ChatGPT, the hugely popular AI-powered chatbot, comes as little surprise to many in China's tech industry.
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Russia Fines Google for Failing to Take Down YouTube Videos Showing Military Operation in Ukraine
A Russian court has slapped a series of small fines on Google for failing to take down contentious YouTube videos showing military operations in Ukraine.
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Facebook, Instagram Banned by Russia on ‘Extremism’ Charges Amid Ukraine Crisis
A Moscow court banned Facebook and Instagram for what it deemed extremist activity in a case against their parent company, Meta.
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Russia Blocks BBC Website, Vows More Retaliatory Media Sanctions
Russia's media watchdog Roskomnadzor on Wednesday blocked access to the BBC's main news website, with Moscow's foreign ministry warning of more retaliatory measures against the media.
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Facebook, Twitter Fined by Russia for Not Deleting Banned Content
Facebook and Twitter were fined by Russia for not deleting banned content, adding to a slew of penalties the government has already imposed on foreign tech giants.
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Alibaba Cloud Helps Chinese Students, Foreign Schools Scale Great Firewall
China’s Alibaba Group plans to help local students as well as foreign universities skirt the country’s strict Web controls. The nation’s Great Firewall not only blocks websites deemed sensitive by the government, but also slows loading speeds of overseas sites.
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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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Microsoft's 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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Facebook Blocks More Accounts Potentially Linked to Foreign Entity
Facebook said a website claiming to be associated with Russia-based Internet Research agency published a list of Instagram accounts they claimed to have created.
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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 Blocks The Economist, Time Allegedly Over Criticism Of President
The Economist and Time have joined the list of foreign news websites including The New York Times, The Independent and the BBC currently blocked in mainland China.
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Tajikistan blocks scores of websites as election looms
Tajikistan blocked access to more than 100 local and foreign websites on Tuesday, in what a government source said was a rehearsal of silencing critics before next year's election when President Imomali Rakhmon will again run for office.
