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Intel Helps Joyent Become the First Cloud Computing Service to Launch in China
With some help from Intel, Joyent is announcing it is the first cloud computing service to launch in mainland China. Joyent is working with Intel and the Qinhuangdao Economic and
Is There Too Much Free Speech on Facebook? Maybe, Says A Facebook Lobbyist
Rumors have been circulating for some time now that Facebook is poised to make its entry into China - one of the few remaining countries in which the social network
Dalai Lama Holds Q&A with Chinese via Twitter
Just like most walls, there are ways around, over, under and through the "Great Firewall" of China. While the Dalai Lama would never find himself having a government-sanctioned chat with
China Moves to Dominate the Next Stage of the Web
Blogging, Tweeting and Facebook have changed the world by making it easier than ever for everyday people to publish and distribute their thoughts and media to the world. The resulting
The World's Top Websites - Yahoo number 1, China moving up
In my ZDNet column today I took a look at the top websites in the world according to Alexa. You might be surprised by what I found. Here is the
Iran Tracks Tor Users: This Week in Online Tyranny
Iran can now track Tor users. Tor users in Iran more than doubled to 2,800 after the 2009 presidential election. Tor, the onion-routing tool that allows users to visit the
China Goes After "Illegal" Online Maps
Xinhua, the Chinese news outlet, is reporting this morning that the Chinese government will be implementing new standards that are aimed at preventing "state secrets being disclosed and uncertified maps
Was the Hack into Google an Inside Job? The Rumor Mill Keeps Churning
The whirlwind of news and rumors surrounding Google and its dealings in China seems to grow faster, digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/Was_the_hack_into_Google_an_inside_job';digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff';digg_skin = 'normal';more disjointed and more chaotic by the
Google's China Move: What Does it Mean?
Google has just announced that it will stop censoring search results in China and will instead redirect mainland Chinese web visitors to an uncensored version of the site based in
Yahoo and Alibaba Try to Mend Fences in China
According to the New York Times, Yahoo, in a regulatory filing last week, accused Chinese Internet juggernaut Alibaba of selling its payment unit, Alipay, to a company owned by Ali
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