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Internet in China

  • Over 10,000 Arrested in Crackdown on ‘Internet Crime’
    Over 10,000 Arrested in Crackdown on ‘Internet Crime’
    More than 10,000 were arrested in the Chinese Communist Party’s latest efforts to reduce alleged Internet crimes, according to a statement released by the Ministry of Public Security on July ...
    July 26, 2012BY Annie Wu
  • Chinese Search Engine Lifts Ban on Tiananmen ‘False Fire’ Documentary
    Chinese Search Engine Lifts Ban on Tiananmen ‘False Fire’ Documentary
    The False Fire documentary says the incident was an attempt by the Chinese regime to incite public hatred ...
    June 6, 2012BY Wan Ping
  • Chinese Regime Tightens Grip on Great Firewall
    Chinese Regime Tightens Grip on Great Firewall
    Beijing authorities have decided to carry out a sweeping campaign to close loopholes in China’s Internet blockade.
    May 9, 2012BY Gao Zitan
  • Chinese Internet Outage Raises Questions
    Chinese Internet Outage Raises Questions
    Chinese netizens were unable to access foreign websites for over an hour on April 12.
    April 14, 2012BY Mu Qing
  • Bo Xilai Fired, Epoch Times Website Unblocked Behind GFW
    Bo Xilai Fired, Epoch Times Website Unblocked Behind GFW
    Following the dismissal of Bo Xilai, a surprising opening up has also taken place: The Epoch Times can ...
    March 20, 2012BY Epoch Times Staff
  • China Tops 300 Million Microbloggers, Officials Wary
    China Tops 300 Million Microbloggers, Officials Wary
    Over 300 million people are now mircoblogging in China, a milestone that authorities find daunting and dissidents encouraging. ...
    November 23, 2011BY Euly Luo
  • Anti-Communist Slogan Posted on Popular Chinese Online Forum
    Anti-Communist Slogan Posted on Popular Chinese Online Forum
    A daring post, “Overthrow the Chinese communist regime!” appeared on China's popular Tengxun online forum one day after ...
    June 8, 2010BY Rona Rui
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