Is China preparing on a government level a sophisticated arms’ race, reporters in the US wonder after Gmail accounts got hacked, allegedly from a province in China. Jeremy Goldkorn of Danwei explains that linking any hacking activities to China and certainly its government is hard.Read More →
An active and vibrant internet culture trying to push the limits, describes internet expert Jeremy Goldkorn in this video produced by the Asia Society. Humor as a tool against censorship.Read More →
Jeremy Goldkorn by Fantake via Flickr Jeremy Goldkorn of the media site Danwei explains to CNN how China’s domestic internet companies deal with sensitive issues, to prevent them from getting into trouble with the internet censors. Internet companies in China are treating Chinese characters for “Liu Xiaobo,” “Nobel,” and peaceRead More →
Jeremy Goldkorn by Fantake via Flickr A Lady Diana lookalike in underwear used on Chinese advertisements shocked at least the British part of the world, but Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn tells The Guardian that is it business as usual as far as it concerns China.In The Guardian: Jeremy Goldkorn, who runsRead More →