Tencent’s social blogging site, Qzone, has Asia’s largest active social network user base, with 600 million (and counting) users who log in more than twice a month. Besides Qzone, the Chi
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On the Chinese Internet, “harmony” is a euphemism for censorship. Mafia games were <a
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Despite China’s massively growing internet market, international giants like Google
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