"The branch of China's police in charge of censoring illegal and harmful online information will make its efforts more visible to the public from Monday with the launch of their own ..."
Via Ronald Bannon MBA, C.Adm., FCMC
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"The branch of China's police in charge of censoring illegal and harmful online information will make its efforts more visible to the public from Monday with the launch of their own ..." Via Ronald Bannon MBA, C.Adm., FCMC
"Dresses that attack, strap-on kidneys and holographic fingernails. One way or another, wearable tech is about to rock your world ..."
"China's one-child policy has created a generation of ruthless single children, critics say ..."
"The online fan blog at Xiaomi, the China smartphone vendor that has overtaken all comers in China’s world-leading smartphone market with the exception of Apple, playfully starts out a post yesterday with questions that involve billions and billions ..."
"Designed to illustrate the influence of Chinese culture on Western fashion, this Metropolitan Museum of Art show, organized by a Costume Institute curator, is one of the museum’s largest ever ..."
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The best anti-thesis to the notion that domestic Chinese brands are often shunned by Chinese citizens. Although food safety still remains a concern, the progress made by China in its domestic manufacturing in terms of product quality and improving customers' brand perceptions will go a long way in stimulating domestic consumption - a key prerequisite for China's economic rebalancing to reduce its reliance on export-driven growth.
"Does your company relish the idea of tackling overseas markets? China has more than 618 million internet-connected citizens ..."
"Honoring the dead with paper goods remains a common ritual in Hong Kong ..."
"China's parliament has passed legislation that restricts tobacco advertising in public, strengthening efforts to curb smoking in a country where more than a billion people are smokers ..." Via ReactNow
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April 27, 2015 10:39 AM
Changes to the Advertisement Law by the Standing Committee of the NPC to improve public health of Chinese
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"Fudan university, one of China's most reputed centers of learning, has been accused of copying a promotional video from another university ..."
"The number of women running online businesses is growing, they’re getting younger and are venturing into sectors once dominated by men ..."
"China is the driver of growth for many global luxury brands looking to woo the country's emerging upper middle class ..."
"This clever video perfectly captures the chaos of Shanghai—or any city, really—by showing how people can seem alone even if they’re surrounded by millions of people ..."
"Fears about China’s slowing economy are overblown, authors Jeffrey Towson and Jonathan Woetzel argue in this adapted excerpt from the follow-up to their The One Hour China Book. A McKinsey & Company article ..."
"Huang Qingjun has photographed people across China with all the things they have bought online ..."
"New technology developed by US researchers can transmit messages through popular multiplayer online games, making it very difficult for censors to detect and block ..."
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"President Xi Jinping’s crackdown on corruption has a new target: the popular capitalist pastime of golf, derided by Mao as a rich man’s game ..."
"Chinese media is now reporting that EXO's Tao is confirmed to be the next member to nullify his contract with SM Entertainment, gaining much attention as he becomes the most searched term on Weibo ..." |
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The Chinese government aggressively censors the Internet, blocking many sites it deems could challenge the rule of the Communist Party or threaten stability, including popular Western sites like YouTube, Instagram and Facebook, as well as Google Inc's main search engine and Gmail service. Police in some 50 areas, from metropolises like Beijing and Shanghai to more obscure cities like Xuzhou in Jiangsu province, will open accounts on sites including Weibo, China's answer to Twitter, the ministry said late on Sunday.