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Possible LulzSec Hacker Arrested in U.K.: This Week in Online Tyranny
A hacker in Britian was arrested this week. Some have suggested an association with LulzSec, the group that has, among other things, hacked the Senate and C.I.A. sites. LulzSec is
Opening Asia's Web: Inaugural Event in October
Open Web Asia '08, the first pan-Asia web technology event bringing together executives, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists from throughout Asia, will be staged on October 14, 2008 in Seoul, Korea.
Control: China Launches National GPS System
The urge for control is powerful, made exponentially more so whenever two or more representatives of a government get together. Among the more prominent, and ridiculous, examples of this trend
Censorship: Yahoo, Microsoft, Google Agree on Code of Conduct
With the start of the Olympics in Beijing being only a few days away, a lot of focus in the technology blogosphere has been on the restrictions put on Chinese
Chinese Wages to Push Up Cost of iPhone & More
Arguably, electronics makers choose Chinese companies to make and assemble their products for one reason above all the others. It's cheap. But recent actions in the Chinese labor market may
Don't Assume China Mimics US-Style Social Media
China enjoyed center stage this week thanks to President Obama's visit. Naturally, trade relations were on the agenda. For Internet companies sitting in the US, news reports that chronicled the
This Week in Online Tyranny
Have you become the Mayor of Buttita Plaza Pawn on Foursquare? Or the Archbishop of Myung Dong Tofu Cabin, or the...Deputy Sheriff of the Twilight Bowl? Yay for you! Meanwhile,
YeeYan Translates Blogs Posts Into Chinese
Recently I was contacted by the publishers of YeeYan, a website that translates articles from english language blogs into Chinese. They asked for my permission to translate some of Read/WriteWeb's
FeedSky, China's Version of Feedburner - But With Bigger Numbers
By Guest Writer Gang Lu FeedSky is the largest Chinese feed management provider and has just launched its Beta 3. CEO Xinxin Lv described it to me as "mainly a
Social Networking Users are Creating Less Content
A new study from Forrester Research has found a decline in the number of content creators across social networking sites, even while general use and participation on these sites has
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