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Google Faces Copyright Trial in Chinese Courts
While Google continues to digitize everything from the view from the driver's seat to the contents of your appointment book, their tremendous attempt at digitizing the written word, Google Books,
China Likes Twitter (What?) - But Will Still Censor It
The Chinese government released a new white paper on Tuesday detailing the country's official position on Internet policy. Coming three months after the very public dispute with Google, which resulted
Even Microsoft Wishes Internet Explorer 6 Would Just Die Already
Web developers, designers and users rejoice: Internet Explorer 6 use is quickly on the decline. Even Microsoft, the company that released Internet Explorer 6 more than a decade ago, has
Is Google Blocked In China? [UPDATED]
Several news outlets are reporting this morning that China has finally blocked Google's search engine completely. This follows Google's move earlier this month, wherein the search engine giant moved its
China Responds to Mideast Uprising with Huge Increase in Security Budget
While countries as disparate as Armenia and Mauritania react to the reality of change in Tunisia and Egypt, China continues its crackdown. After blocking terms like "jasmine" (for the Jasmine
Firefox China Edition: Everything a Local Browser Should Be
Did you know that the way you surf the internet may be influenced by your culture? In the U.S. and Europe, web surfers are leaning forward, one hand on the
Open Thread: Is China Really Threatened by U.S. Social Media?
There's no doubting the impact of social media on our day-to-day lives in 2010. In the western world, most big brands have Facebook and Twitter accounts nowadays, many TV journalists
What Google Will Do in China (SXSW Presentation)
Kaiser Kuo presented today at SXSW about Google in China. He spoke about how the Google situation will impact Chinese Internet users, other companies and the Chinese government. In the
China's Communist Party Elders Demand Free Speech
China is widely acknowledged to have the most extensive censorship program in the world, with a particular emphasis online. But now a large group of influential retired Communist Party officials
US Trails China In Almost Every Mobile Usage Trend
Mobile device usage has spread across the globe. In terms of mobile penetration, the United States is actually on the lower end of the worldwide spectrum, with only 77% cellular
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