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Chinese Blog: What do cat abuse, mascot and cashfiesta have in common? . . . all these words may be deemed harmful in China
Journalist Wang Xiaofeng wrote a satirical essay on his blog last October about what he called "a very Chinese characteristic: sensitive words." He was referring to the keywords that Internet sites in China automatically block users from posting."You don't know whether to laugh or cry about these sensitive words," he wrote. "Things that were originally not sensitive at all become highly sensitive because of these...

Chinese Blog: China's most popular blogger is "Mu Mu",  The Bulletin
China's most popular blogger is "Mu Mu", a 25-year-old woman who claims, nightly, to be a Communist Party member, for those who might not guess from the photos of herself in her underwear. There are about two million Chinese blog sites, many cunning and satirical. Their existence, circumventing official censors, is like Mu Mu -revealing.* Sources: The Herald (Glasgow), CNN, Manchester Evening News, The New York Times, Los Angeles Times...

Chinese Blog: Six Apart Cracks China's Blog Sector
Blogging software developer Six Apart has reached partnership with Chinese weblog high flier Bokee to localize and distribute Movable Type, Six Apart's web publishing platform, to Chinese corporate users and educational institutions, beginning in the second quarter this year. "There are an estimated 15 million blogs in China, most of them written by individuals," said Anil Dash, Six Apart's vice president of professional products. ...

Chinese Blog: Column: Principles needed on China's Net censorship
It's easy to condemn Internet censorship in China. Yet it's hard to come up with an appropriate response. Technology companies in the United States ...

Chinese Blog: Tech firms feel the heat over China's firewall
It's called the Great Firewall of China -- a 21st-century barrier constructed with the help of Silicon Valley companies to block the country's Internet ...

Chinese Blog: Digital Books Start A New Chapter
Richard D. Warren, a 58-year-old lawyer in California, is halfway through Ken Follett's novel Jackdaws. But he doesn't bother carrying around the book ...

Chinese Blog: Google and the China Syndrome
Rep. Tom Lantos, a California Democrat and Holocaust survivor, had a message to Yahoo, Microsoft and Google at a public briefing last week: "These massively ...

Chinese Blog: Opinion: Censorship Inc.
Executives of some of the world's most powerful companies squirmed in their seats last week as U.S. Rep. Tom Lantos (Democrat of California), a Holocaust ...