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09 July 2024
2024 Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
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High in the mountains, at the heart of Kyrgyzstan Thanks to the driver, we reach the pass at 3,400 metres - very cold, but we did arrive. T...
08 January 2018
Incoming: Spare Slots for Freelance Work in 2018
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I will soon have spare slots in my freelance writing schedule for regular weekly or monthly work, and major projects. Here are the ma...
04 January 2017
Spare Slots for Regular Freelance Work Soon Available
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I may soon have spare slots in my freelance writing schedule for regular work, or for larger, longer-term projects. Here are the ma...
26 July 2014
Huawei's Global Head Of Cyber Security Wants The Government 'To Have As Much Data As Possible'
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In Der Spiegel's recent revelations about the far-reaching nature of the NSA's spykit , it mentions several US companies, Samsun...
24 July 2014
100,000 Users Of Chinese Microblog Sina Weibo Punished For Violating 'Censorship Guidelines'
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We've written a number of times of the various ways in which China tries to police its online world. These include punishing individu...
Chinese CCTV Surveillance Defeated By Chinese Smog
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Techdirt has often written about CCTV surveillance , and its many pitfalls. But according to this story in the South China Morning Post, ...
How China Is Going Global With Its Censorship
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It is neither a secret nor much of a surprise that China keeps its media under tight control . But one knock-on consequence of its rise ...
The Coming Chinese Android Invasion
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Remember all those years ago, when people laughed at the first Android phones (which were, to tell the truth, pretty clunky, but still......
24 November 2013
China Sends Mixed Signals On Censorship
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Last week we wrote about China's worrying new censorship approach, which threatens up to three years in prison for those spreading...
23 November 2013
Turkish Government Aims To Create 6000-Strong Social Media Propaganda Squad
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In the recent demonstrations in Istanbul, the Turkish government may have had superior police and security forces on the streets, but on...
China's New Censorship Plan: Three Years In Prison If You Get 500 Retweets Of A 'Harmful' Post
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As we've noted before, the online community is kept on a pretty tight leash in China, with information deemed subversive or just emba...
Is This Finally the Year of Open Source...in China?
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One of the long-running jokes in the free software world is that this year will finally be the year of open source on the desktop - just ...
19 September 2013
NSA Spying Revelations Start To Cause Outrage In Europe; China Next?
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News that the NSA has unfettered access to most of the leading Internet services inevitably has an international dimension. After all, ...
June 4th: The Struggle Of Memory Against Forgetting
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Today is June 4th, a day pretty much like any other day in most parts of the world. But in China, June 4th has a unique significance be...
Taiwan's Copyright Proposals Would Combine SOPA With A Dash Of The Great Firewall Of China
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You might have hoped that the extensive discussions that took place around SOPA a year or so ago would have warned off governments elsew...
18 September 2013
Critic Of Chinese Censorship Censored: Microblog With 1.1 Million Followers Deleted
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It will hardly come as a surprise to anyone to learn that a popular writer and well-known critic of China's pervasive censorship sys...
10 March 2013
Chinese Junk Patents Flood Into Australia, Allowing Chinese Companies To Strategically Block Innovation
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Techdirt has been writing for a while about China's policy of providing incentives to file patents -- regardless of whether those pat...
09 March 2013
China's Censorship Hits Internet Users In Other Countries
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It's hardly a surprise these days that Chinese Internet companies routinely self-censor what appears on their services: the world kno...
China Tries To Bolster Claim To Disputed Pacific Islands By Upgrading Mobile Coverage There
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The Spratly Islands are some 750 reefs, atolls and islands in the South China Sea that are claimed variously by Brunei, the People'...
10 February 2013
Pirated Buildings In China And The Rise Of Architectural Mashups
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Although China is often glibly dismissed as little more than an imitator of others, yet another story about copying paradoxically shows ...
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