According the blog China Confidential, China’s Internet monitors are becoming concerned about radical “leftist” (meaning, ultra-socialist or communist) language online. The kinds of things that might warrant special attention?
Unorthodox, repeated references to Lenin, say, or Lin Biao (Mao’s Long
March comrade-in-arms, who disappeared after a supposed coup attempt
during the Cultural Revolution but nevertheless remains an…
A China Net Investor post from earlier this year lists some popular Asian knowledge-sharing, community-based sites that compete and (in the case of Naver) even edge out search engines like Google.
Naver’s success in Korea has been an example for other companies in the business of delivering relevant information with community Q&A: last year Yahoo rolled out …