Internet surfers at a cybercafe in Beijing. Lists of names from WikiLeaks cables circulate on websites and popular microblogging platforms. AFP
A blogger and social media commentator who compiled meticulous daily lists of protests in China, making the results public via Google, Twitter and Weibo, has been incommunicado for nearly a week, along with his girlfriend, rights activists said on Tuesday. Continue reading
Chinese Blogger Who Compiled Protest Data Missing, Believed Detained已关闭评论
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Tagged Blogger, censorship, detention, incommunicado, Lu Yuyu, Twitter
FILE – A portrait of the Twitter logo in Ventura, California.
BEIJING—Chinese Twitter users have expressed concerns over the company’s appointment of a China regional executive who has a background working with the country’s military and state security apparatus.
Chinese Twitter Users Concerned Over Executive Appointment已关闭评论
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Tagged Kathy Chen, military, People's Liberation Army, Public Security, Twitter
Online smear campaign against outspoken Chinese author highlights Beijing’s growing attempts to influence discussion on Twitter
The articles attacking Mr Xuecun have been Continue reading
China’s Communist Party takes online war to Twitter已关闭评论
Posted in Internet Freedom, Tibetan
Tagged China’s Communist Party, Online war, Tibet, Twitter
August and technophobic literary journal released a barrage of reminders of agency’s controversial interrogation techniques
Lauren Gambino in New York
theguardian.com, Saturday 7 June 2014 15.47 EDT
CIA central intelligence agency. Continue reading
In brief comments at Code Conference on Wednesday, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo said that while the company has no immediate plans for entry into China, Continue reading
What Might Twitter In China Look Like?已关闭评论
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Tagged censorship, China, Internet Freedom, Twitter
