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Ministry of Health responds to internet addiction claims, buries head in sand

China’s Ministry of Health recently denied the existence of so-called ‘internet addiction’ as a problem for Chinese youth. You heard correctly- the ‘ land of a thousand

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Internet connection (finally) restored in Xinjiang

Access Restored After 312 days of life under the murky veil of heavily restricted (and mostly non-existent) Internet, Xinjiang is plugged back into the world wide web. The local government

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Xinjiang update: Internet outage

It's been nearly half a year since the riots in Xinjiang happened. For us outside of the "new frontier," getting news about the state of affairs is difficult, if possible at all: the internet

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The daring, but ultimately futile, escape of 8 "internet addiction center" patients

Internet addiction centers suck - at best, they haven't proven to be effective and at worst... well, there's the whole torture , beatings and " accidental deaths " thing to contend with. So

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China's internet user count: Now at 384 million (and other news)

Google may not want to stay here (or well, it kinda does , but you know ), but China is having its most internetted year ever! An official report on Friday showed that China's population of

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Video of the Day: "War of Internet Addiction"

Apparently, some people are calling this the first great Chinese film of 2010 and it's a machinima . The video, which has already gained a million hits in the various locations its been

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Internet memes: The GFW Flow Chart

This Is Our Internet, taken from meme.yahoo.com/dingding . But, with any luck, the government may one day realize how futile their firewall is. For one, according to the Wall Street Journal ,

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Chinese Wireless Providers Work Towards Green Mobile Internet

Baidu Wireless, a service of Chinese search engine Baidu, has signed a proposal letter with about a hundred of mobile internet service providers in China — including Sina.com — on creating

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45% of China to have internet by 2015

Currently, internet penetration in China is at 28.9% - which puts the amount of internet users at 384 million. But if the Information Office of the State Council has its way, a full 45% of the

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Qian Gang: How Much Internet Freedom Do Chinese Citizens Have?

For China Media Project, Qian Gang argues that the Internet in China cannot simply be judged as “free” or “not free,” and that the real situation is much ore complex:So, can we

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