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Mobile Roadie Wants to be the Chinese iTunes for App Developers
Mobile Roadie, a self-service app development platform for brands and music, launched its system in a crowded but fragmented China platform ecosystem today. The China mobile application market is characterized
China Blocks Access to Twitter, Flickr, Bing
In preparation for the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre on June 4th, China has started to block a number of web sites, including Twitter, Flickr, Blogger, Hotmail, and
China Says It Closed 60K Porn Websites, Deleted 350 Million Pieces of Online Content in 2010
Ah, the year-in-review, that ritual where we tout the best and worst of what's happened over the last 12 months. For its part, the Chinese government's year-end review chronicled the
2 Years After Censorship Battle, Google Is Going Back To China
The Wall Street Journal reports today that Google is going back to China. Two years ago, facing censorship from the Chinese government, Google pulled out of mainland China, redirecting users
Facebook Attempts to Acquire Chinese Social Network Zhanzuo.com -- Maybe
According to the China Internet Network Information Center there are 162 million Internet users in China - a number that has grown by 140 million users in just the past
Can Google China compete with Baidu?
Interesting NY Times profile of Baidu, China's main search engine and currently the 4th biggest website in the world. It has a market value of $3 billion, but "some analysts"
Chinese Internet Strike Proposed to Protest Censorship Software
On July 1, the Chinese government will be rolling out censorship software on every new computer sold in the country. The software, called Green Dam Youth Escort, is intended to
What One Chinese Blogger Said About SOPA/PIPA
Pro-Internet freedom Americans aren't the only ones who got pumped up about this Wednesday's Internet blackout day. The L.A. Times reports that Chinese Internet users praised American Internet users for
edgeio and China: A Chat With Keith Teare
In a recent blog post, Wenzhi Lai of online listings company edgeio noted that their China operation - called mulu100 - has become the second largest source of traffic for
Is Web 2.0 a native language to the Chinese?
Rebecca MacKinnon has been at the Chinese Blogger Conference and has come away from it wondering if "Web2.0 is potentially a very Chinese thing." She explained: "One of the most
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