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

China stresses party dominance, innovative propaganda, cultural influence, and globalization of its governance model.

A month riddled with perilous anniversaries offers a showcase for the Communist Party's upgraded internet controls.

WeChat has become an inescapable part of life in China, but its popularity carries risks.

China is changing its propaganda (and censorship) tactics for the social media age.

China issues new rules on managing online information, further regulating its already highly-censored internet.

Even for non-feminists, the arbitrary banning of a social media group should be concerning.

Another blow for free speech in China.

A Harvard study digs into the details of China's infamous "Fifty Cent Party."

The Facebook founder is still trying to gain access to the Chinese market.

For Chinese activists and dissidents, WeChat has become the platform of choice -- despite its serious limitations.

Xi Jinping doubles down on the controversial concept at the 2nd World Internet Conference.

Why China shouldn't seek to homogenize online and media discourse.

Forming a "united front" shouldn't mean eradicating China's new media voices.

Beijing's love-hate relationship with foreign IT corporations.

Many Chinese scholars equate civil disobedience with the color revolutions much feared by the Chinese leadership.