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Huawei updates flagship with P60 series and Mate X3 · TechNode - Vimarsana News

Huawei updates flagship with P60 series and Mate X3 · TechNode

The release of so many new devices was seen as an attempt by Huawei to demonstrate its strength after years of controversy and constraints.

When the Internet Knows Where You Live - Vimarsana News

When the Internet Knows Where You Live

China’s major social media platforms are starting to include users’ geographic locations in their posts. They claim the feature is meant to deter imposters, but will it work?

China's Inconvenient Truth | Foreign Affairs - Vimarsana News

China's Inconvenient Truth | Foreign Affairs

Behind China's triumphalist rhetoric lurks an inconvenient truth: China’s own society is fracturing in complex and challenging ways.

China Imposes New Rules to Restrict Independent Online Content Creators - Vimarsana News

China Imposes New Rules to Restrict Independent Online Content Creators

China Imposes New Rules to Restrict Independent Online Content Creators Rebecca Davis, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail China has this week imposed its tightest restrictions to date on the publication of original content online via short video and “self-media” accounts, in the latest escalation of its ongoing crackdown on public discourse that strays from the party line. The country’s internet watchdog, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), has issued new regulations requiring bloggers, influencers and content creators on public social media accounts, known as “self-media,”...

China increases online censorship controls for bloggers - Vimarsana News

China increases online censorship controls for bloggers

Ma Xiaolin frequently wrote about current affairs on one of China's leading microblogging sites, where he has two million followers. But recently, he said in a post, the Weibo site called and asked him not to post original content on topics ranging from politics to economic and military issues. "As an international affairs researcher and a columnist, it looks like I can only go the route of entertainment, food and beverage now," the international relations professor wrote on January 31. READ MORE: Weibo has brought in further Chinese government restrictions for bloggers.(AP) Mr Ma, who often ...