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A Most Chinese Public Disappearance on Twitter: @airmovingdevice
Big Data-style analysis of Chinese media treatment of high officials, references to 1989 political massacres and other sensitive matters apparently got the anonymous person with the Twitter name @airmovingdevice silenced. @airmovingdevice deleted his/her cyber analytic insights into Chinese society and … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, Media 媒体, Society 社会
Tagged @airmovingdevice, air-moving device, analytics, Big Data, censorship, China, Communist Party, cyber, dictatorship, freedom, internet, mashup, media, online, PRC, press, research, social media, totalitarian, twitter, 共产党, 媒体, 中国
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Xu Zhangrun: “Whoever Heard of a Teacher Who Doesn’t Speak”
See Professor Geremie Barmé’s translation of Xu Zhangrun’s article on the China Heritage website at http://chinaheritage.net/journal/and-teachers-then-they-just-do-their-thing/ “Whoever Heard of a Teacher Who Doesn’t Speak?” Xu Zhangrun: Having dedicated myself to a teaching career, I have to repeat what Hu … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Literature 文学, Society 社会
Tagged Baidu, block, censorship, Chiang Kai-shek, China, Chinese, Communist Party, 由诗, 网络, doggerel, education, 胡适, 自由, 蒋介石, 言论, 许章润, 诗, freedom, Gang of Four, Hu Shih, information, internet, liberty, literature, net, poetry, public space, search engine, society, speech, teacher, tyranny, Xu Zhangrun, 共产党, 周恩来, 中国, 信息
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2002: Wired China: Many Hands on Many Switches
Round-Table on Internet and Free Flow of Information in China Statement by David Cowhig, Wired China: Many Hands on Many Switches Presented to the Congressional-Executive Commission on China April 15, 2002 I would like to share with you some thoughts about … Continue reading
Just Who are the “Hired Guns” on China’s Internet?
Educational is the Baidu article on the “internet water army (shui3jun1) of hired guns/astroturfers. The graphic accompanying the article depicts several hand-like waves of water emerging from a computer screen labelled tweeters, online public relations, deliberate postings to create a … Continue reading
Posted in Media 媒体, Society 社会
Tagged astroturfing, China, cyber, 网络, internet, spam, 垃圾信息, 水军, 中国
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2014: A Chinese View on Chinese Cyber Security Challenges
A Chinese government view of China’s cyber security challenges in 2013. Below is a summary translation of the April 2014 report “2013 Report on Trends in China Internet Network Security — A Perspective from the Chinese National Computer Emergency Readiness … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术, Society 社会
Tagged attack, CERT, China, Chinese, CNCERT, computer, cyber, 电脑, 病毒, 网络, 黑客, hacker, internet, national, network, protection, readiness, reports, Security, statistics, virus, vulnerability, web, 中国
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2009: PRC Online Petition Websites Increase Rapidly
Swarms of angry people converging on government offices naturally worries officials. They worry especially about people who go to higher levels to report abuses at lower levels of government. Online petitioning on local governments setting up websites to improve citizen … Continue reading
Chinese Media Censorship and Fighting Corruption
What gets censored in Chinese online media? The University of Toronto Citizen Lab and the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University have been among the leaders in research into online censorship in China. In 2013 some … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, Law 法律, Media 媒体
Tagged "Liu Xianbin", Berkman Center, censorship, Chinese, Citizen Lab, Communist Party, control, corruption, criticism, 网络, freedom, internet, media, online, press, propaganda, research, Zheng Yongnian, 共产党, 媒体, 愚民, 政策, 中国
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A Chinese Migrant Worker’s Story: “I Am Fan Yusu” 《我是范雨素》英文翻译
The autobiographical essay “I Am Fan Suyu” by Chinese migrant peasant author Fan Suyu caused a sensation when it spread across the Internet in China in April 2017. Zhang Pinghui in the May 1 South China Morning Post (Hong Kong) … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Literature 文学, Society 社会
Tagged China, 社会, 维权, Economist, human rights, I am Fan Suyu, internet, labor, literature, migrant worker, peasant, rights protection, story, village, woman, worker, worker rights, writer, 农民工, 劳动, 工人, 我是范雨素, 文学, 权利, 作家
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United Front Work Department Website Warns US Internet Company: Stop Providing Service to Tibetan and Uyghur Separatists!
Chinese Communist Party’s United Front Work Department China Tibet Network website warns San Francisco-based Cloudflare company that cooperates with dominant Chinese search engine company Baidu that it should stop providing internet service to some websites run by Tibetans and Uigurs … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Law 法律, National Security 安全, Politics 政治
Tagged Baidu, China, cloud computing, Cloudflare, Communist Party, internet, investment, politics, Politics 政治, Tibet, Xinjiang, 中国, 云计算机
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2011: Sina Microblogs on the Wukan Incident December 17, 2011 Part II
Searches on the village name ‘Wukan’ were blocked the morning of 12/17 Beijing time except for one stray. I notice that some microblogs which still carry much material on Wukan so I am translating or summarizing some of it here … Continue reading →