“As of 12:36am, CNN is totally inaccessible from most ISP’s based in Thailand.”

“Remember the joke running around the net about remote sexual devices? The things you do to one part are replicated on the other, and so on an so forth? … Purchase the Virtual-Hole from a Japanese company called Segment Inc and you can rest easy.”

:This year’s hottest text message tells of an Arabian Nights-like tale of Osama bin Laden. He calls his terrorist brothers together and warns them: “China is the only country in the world which must certainly never be attacked, as the consequences will be

“A Chinese journalist investigating the nation’s dangerous coal mining industry was beaten to death in northern China, his paper has said, amid reports a mine boss ordered the attack.”

“China Trade News reporter Lang Chengchang went to a coal line to conduct interviews and was beaten to death by unident fied th gs. But was Lang Chengchang a real reporter or an extortionist?”

“Veera Prateepchaikul mocks the shocking call for press freedom from the man who spent years controlling it.”

“My wife just got back from three weeks in China. She has lived in the US for five years, and this was her first trip back to China without me in tow. And without me along she discovered a few things that both shocked and dismayed her.”

“Buying a computer in China is not walking into an immaculate store manned by a grinning, competent staff. Buying a computer in China is to play the game, to be full of suspicion, to take risks, to engage in the battle of wits.”

“To reach younger consumers in Asia, businesses are experimenting with unconventional and interactive marketing initiatives. “

“Nature has accomplished what the Net nanny never could: It has essentially cut China off from the global Internet.”

“Vang SreyNo, Karaoke actress and singer, filed a complaint with municipal anti-human trafficking and juvenile protection bureau against a man for extortion. She claimed that the man called her to make an appointment in order to show sex video clip that h

“Time’s blog in China seems an attempt to move magazine journalism onto a blog basically intact. To borrow from an earlier era, they’re sticking a Mac-formatted floppy into a Tandy machine. Or maybe into a CD drive.”