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Jun 27 2006

Foxconn Admits Breaking Labor Laws In China

Foxconn, an original equipment manufacturer for Apple’s iPod, has admitted that their employees work about 80 extra hours each month, which is against the law in China.
According to Chinese labor laws, a company breaks the law if it asks employees to work more than 36 extra hours each month.
However, Li Zong, a spokesperson from Foxconn, [...]

Jun 22 2006

Innovation Best Antidote for Piracy in China

“A lot of the piracy is done with a nudge-nudge, wink-wink type of thing,” Emily Miao, an intellectual property attorney with McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff in Chicago said. “That’s clear when you walk through the streets and see all these low-quality brand-name goods for sale and see police officers walking everywhere and nobody is [...]

Jun 22 2006

Maxthon: China’s hip browser

Web surfers in China frustrated by censorship in search engines are increasingly turning to a little-known Internet browser with a big following in the Middle Kingdom.
Maxthon, a browser made by a tiny Beijing company of the same name, has attracted millions of users in China for functionality that can funnel traffic through a Web proxy [...]

Jun 20 2006

Will science follow Stephen Hawking to Beijing?

Like an otherworldly emperor, Stephen Hawking rolled his wheelchair onto the stage of the Great Hall of the People on Monday, bringing with him the royalty of science and making China, for this week at least, the center of the cosmos.
Slouching in profile, draped in black and moving no more than an eyelid to send [...]

Jun 20 2006

China blocks search engines of popular Chinese portals

Chinese authorities have blocked the search engines of two of the country’s most popular web portals as part of their efforts to censor the Internet.
The search engines at Sina.com and Sohu.com have been shut down since noon Monday. Searches conducted on Tuesday brought up messages saying the sites were undergoing upgrades.
“As of yesterday noon, all [...]

May 30 2006

China vows to better protect copyright on Internet

The Chinese government has passed a new regulation to ban the uploading and downloading of Internet material without the copyright holder’s permission.
Under the regulation, effective from July 1, anyone uploading texts, and performance, sound and video recordings to the Internet for downloading, copying or other use, must acquire the permission of the copyright owners and [...]

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  • Nelia: yeah in the meantime just upload it to sites and p2p programs to say fuck the /cartel...
  • mountain_rage: It will be interesting to see how many people sign up to a second ISP to hide their transfers by encrypting and dividing...
  • manakazero: So she's in favor of organized crime making money off her work. Great - everyone loses!...
  • mountain_rage: The problem with Hollywood, and the copyright lobby is that they are surrounded by like minded people with a distorted v...
  • _mark: Do it and the sharers will share sidestepping the ISP entirely via wireless networks....
  • Raven: The internet is a vital platform of democracy, free speech, employment, and a million other things. It's more important ...
  • axxis: I agree. One in the head and one in the ass....
  • FOX FILMS: We Should Disconnect File-Sharers Like France: [...] Edge Films saw their movie Ink recently uploaded to several BitTorrent tracker sites and were subsequently amazed ...
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