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Global Users Report Censorship Using Chinese App WeChat | PCMag

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Chinese company Tencent is under fire after reports that their popular messaging app WeChat is censoring certain words even when users are outside of China....

Impact of Globalization on the Local Press in China: A Case Study of...

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Impact of Globalization on the Local Press in China investigates Chinese news production and content, as well as the main factors that have caused significant...

Google Blogs: Mediagazer: What's the Secret to Viral Success? It's So Obvious ...

Steven Millward / Tech in Asia: Well That Was Fast: New York Times' Weibo Account Now Suspended. Adam Taylor ... Steven Millward / Tech in Asia: New York Times Joins Weibo, Starts Chinese News Edition Tomorrow ...

In just 9 days, WeChat brings in over 100,000 taxi rides for Chinese …

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) (Editing by Steven Millward) (Image via Flickr user foxxyz ) The post In just 9 days, WeChat brings in over 100,000 taxi

Real-name registration now required for Chinese blogs

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Steven Millward reports that a popular Chinese dating site, BaiHe now requires real-name registration. While that can put a dent in your dating strategy, a...

Google Blogs: Real Name Deadline for China's Microblogs is Looming, New Users ...

Steven Millward writes: We've known since the first week of January that real-name registration was going to be a government-mandated requirement on Chinese.

HootSuite targets Asia, adds support for Sina Weibo and traditional Chinese

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[Memeburn] China's facebook-esque Renren site. Canada-based HootSuite has been busy in the region recently, adding a version for Indonesian a few months ago. This article by Steven Millward originally appeared on Tech in Asia and was published with permission.

Chinese online travel to be worth $48bn by 2016, Indian growth set to explode

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[Memeburn] and China is, well, massive. India's biggest online travel service is Makemytrip, while China's Ctrip and eLong carve up a large swathe of that market. This article by Steven Millward originally appeared on Tech in Asia and is republished with

Baidu plants a flag for Chinese nationalism

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[Memeburn] - While Baidu's move might win it points in China, there are those who think that it's doing itself potential damage, especially as it looks to expand its overseas interests. In fact, Tech in Asia's Steven Millward goes as far as calling it “corporate

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Global Users Report Censorship Using Chinese App WeChat | PCMag

Impact of Globalization on the Local Press in China: A Case Study of...

Google Blogs: Mediagazer: What's the Secret to Viral Success? It's So Obvious ...

In just 9 days, WeChat brings in over 100,000 taxi rides for Chinese …

Real-name registration now required for Chinese blogs

Google Blogs: Real Name Deadline for China's Microblogs is Looming, New Users ...

HootSuite targets Asia, adds support for Sina Weibo and traditional Chinese

Chinese online travel to be worth $48bn by 2016, Indian growth set to explode

Baidu plants a flag for Chinese nationalism

Baidu Takes Aim At Dropbox, Microsoft SkyDrive, With Cloud ...

One Chinese City Raids An Apple Reseller In Growing iPad ...

China: Major Websites Go Red for Communist Party’s 90th Anniversary ·...

Ai Weiwei Joins Google+; Users Protest True Name Policy - China ...

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