"In an offensive that some critics have likened to the political purges of the Mao era, Beijing has recently detained or interrogated several high-profile social-media figures, issued warnings to others to watch what they say and expanded criminal laws to make it easier to prosecute people for their online activity—all part of what one top propaganda official described on Tuesday as "the purification of the online environment.""China Intensifies Social-Media Crackdown - WSJ.com
Friday, September 20, 2013
China Intensifies Social-Media Crackdown - WSJ.com
Anti-social
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