When People Disappear in China, They Also Disappear on WeChat
When Ye Jianming, former chairman of CEFC China Energy, disappeared, censors got to work scrubbing his name from WeChat.
China’s ‘Little Pink’ Army Is Gearing Up to Invade the Internet
Take a moment to understand the '50 Cent Party,' the 'Little Pinks,' and China's influence merchants.
Chinese Internet Users React After Authorities Target Citizens for Using VPNs
Netizens are worried after authorities fined a Guangdong resident for using a VPN.
China's Anti-Christmas Campaign Leaves Citizens Feeling Scrooged
Some municipalities are cracking down on Christmas following a national CCP directive. Bah humbug!
How Google May Plan to Work Within China's Internet Censorship Regime
A deep dive into how Google might operate behind China's Great Firewall.
Financial Times Journalist Victor Mallet Barred From Entering Hong Kong
Mallet was denied entry as a tourist one month after Hong Kong authorities refused to renew his work visa.
CARTOON: Google's Dragonfly Buzzes Behind Great Firewall
The company that once said it wouldn't be evil has publicly touted its plans to launch a censored search engine in China.
Taiwan News: Pope Says He'll Pray for Taiwan During VP's Vatican Visit
Your daily dose of news from Taiwan and around the region.
China's State-Run 'Fake News' Clampdown Goes into Overdrive
A new platform backed by China's state media agency called Piyao, meaning 'rumor-squashing,' was launched last week.
EyeCTV's Parody Pokes Fun at the ROC and PRC Alike
The parody YouTube channel offers an important platform to highlight the humorous side of cross-Strait relations.
Q&A: MC Dallas Waldo Talks Rapping in Mandarin, Chinese Hip-Hop Politics
A Canadian MC talks about rapping in Mandarin and the politics of cross-Strait battling.
Shanghai Blog Shuttered in US Union-Busting Row
The abrupt closure of the Shanghaiist last week was a sad loss for China's increasingly uniform media ecosystem.
China’s ‘League of Legends’ Criticized for Rewriting History
Are games just games or should they also bear the burden of history textbooks?