The National Internet Information Office of China, the country’s top cyber authority, has launched yet another crackdown against online expression, with “self-media,” blogs, and microblogs squarely...
This week’s column comes from one of Kaiser’s answers originally posted to Quora on January 25, 2018: Why are Tencent and Alibaba allowed to compete globally...
Update: For a more current look at the situation in Xinjiang, see our August 2019 article: China’s ‘social re-engineering’ of Uyghurs, explained by Darren Byler...
On August 1, The Intercept broke a story that Google was planning to enter China with a censored search engine. Within hours, the same news was...
The “front page of the internet” becomes latest site to fall behind the Great Firewall. Reddit, the world’s most popular discussion site and...
Last week, Disney’s Christopher Robin was reported to have been denied a theatrical release in China, the world’s second-largest movie market, and according to sources for The...
A day after news leaked that a secret, censored version of Google’s search engine for Android phones was under development for the Chinese market, multiple...
Documents shown to the Intercept reveal that Google plans to launch a censored version of its search engine in China in the form of an Android app.
Earlier this month, Shanghai-based Q Daily was ordered to halt producing works of original journalism because it lacked the necessary state-issued “online news and information...