It's not just a question of censorship; many Chinese government policies would work against Facebook.

Is Google going to give China a censored search engine?

While China vows to become a “strong cyberpower,” China’s internet restrictions are having the opposite effect.

The removal of the cartoon character is the latest example of Chinese social media giants' self-censorship.

China’s regulators order permanent removal or complete cleanup of these apps for improper content.

The amount of economic and educational privilege needed to jump the Great Firewall keeps increasing.

From Myanmar to Indonesia, governments are clamping down on the internet and social media.

Yes, China’s internet policy quashes dissent – but it also fosters innovation.

After Russia passed a law banning VPNs, the news splashed across the front pages of Chinese websites.

The law, which comes into effect June 1, raises data protection concerns for foreign firms.

China's Cybersecurity Law could take internet censorship to a new high.

Raising human rights concerns on his first trip to China (or failing to do so) will send a strong message.

New responsibilities for tech companies will make it hard for smaller firms to survive.

Plus, more on the situation in Tianjin, a shadow banking collapse, and China's "internet police." Friday China links.

Plus, anti-corruption continues, Chinese loggers freed, and the "why" of China's island-building. Friday China links.

Could the PLA's idea of an online "ideological struggle" lead to a cyber war?