Does China's government have the right to control the internet?
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Does China's government have the right to control the internet?
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The internet has changed everyone's reading habits. Or, you might say, the internet as a medium has replaced traditional reading.
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The results of a china/divide survey. Are foreigners as lame and lecherous as is generally reported?
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Chinese netizens and overseas Chinese thoughts on an important anniversary, as seen on Twitter, 12-1 AM.
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Add a Twitter client and a video sharing site to the list of things you no longer need a VPN to see in China!
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Porn is unblocked in China. Why?
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Censoring Han Han's blog sends millions onto the internet in search of "deleted" material -- this is not what the government wants.
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"The internet has become a milestone invention for Chinese politics. But really, this is shameful. The internet has provided a way to supervise officials; however, if our laws (including the constitution) were enforced to the letter, we wouldn't be clutching at straws hoping the internet can solve our problems."
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Ai Weiwei's newest piece, an audio recording over three hours long, is his latest effort to commemorate the students who died in the Sichuan earthquake.
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Thousands of protesters gathered in Zhuanghe, Liaoning and knelt before the mayor to demand better handling of corruption. Apparently, they knelt so hard that they knelt him right out of a job.
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