SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Web search leader Google Inc. said on Tuesday it was introducing a new service for China that seeks to avoid a confrontation with the government by restricting access to services to which users contribute such as e-mail, chat rooms and blogs.
The new Chinese service at http://www.google.cn will offer a censored version […]
The Chinese Government continues its determined efforts to restrain the activities of its 100 million netizens.
Earlier this week, The State Council Information Office decreed as follows:
“We need to better regulate the online news services with the emergence of so many unhealthy news stories that will easily mislead the public. The State Council Information […]
Shanghai Bans Chinese Internet Slang Terms
Shanghai Bans Internet Slang From Classrooms, Publications, Official Documents
SHANGHAI, China Sep 23, 2005 â€â€? So long, “MM,” “PK,” and “konglong.”
The language police in Shanghai, China’s largest city, plan to ban those and other Chinese Internet slang terms from classrooms, official documents, and publications produced in the city, newspapers reported Friday.
“On […]
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