Sentences with phrase «chinese censors»

Cook's words might also come off as a little insincere given Apple's willingness to play by the rules of Chinese censors, though the company claims to not really have a choice between complying or losing its market access there.

Sarah Sze, the American sculptor, who creates wonderful, unsettling mind maps of consumerist detritus that spill across the gallery floor, fell foul of the Chinese censors in Guangzhou.

You will really need to consider what sort of game you're making and whether it will fit in with the Chinese censors.

A Chinese publisher bought the rights before realizing how much of its graphic content would need to be deleted in accordance with Chinese censors.

The will of the Chinese censors is that cops are the good guys and criminals the bad, with no wiggle room.

In keeping with the trend, over the past day Chinese censors have quickly deleted mentions of the Panama Papers and sent directives to news sites and newspapers warning them against coverage.

Not exact matches

In March, after a cyber attack on its servers, Google shut down its Chinese site and refused to continue censoring search results in accordance with local law, as it had done since 2006.

Google had been allowed to enter the Chinese market in 2006 with an agreement with the Chinese government to censor certain verboten search topics.

The company's been given the official blessing by the Chinese government because it willingly self - censors content that Beijing deems sensitive.

A student at an elite Chinese university accused the school of trying to muzzle her #MeToo activism in an open letter that set off a scramble by the country's censors.

On April 23, 2018, after repeated attempts to censor the material by Chinese authorities, a record of attempts by Peking University staff to intimidate a #MeToo activist there was permanently logged on the Ethereum public blockchain.

The big reason China dislikes the LDS is not because of censoring but rather that in Chinese the word for Mormon can be misconstrued to mean devil.

When journalists at the Southern Weekly newspaper in China's Guangdong province went on strike last week against a local censor, Chinese citizens and the international media alike sat up and took notice.

Incidentally, the Chinese also censored the incident, as it was committed against the nationalist forces rather than the communists.

The censors didn't wait to hear the rest of the offending sentence — «not just with missiles and tanks, but with sturdy alliances and enduring convictions» and proceeded to mute the Chinese interpreter, abandon the shot of the U.S. Capitol and seek refuge with a flustered studio anchor.

According to the LA Times, Yes, the Chinese did censor at least Obama's first inauguration.

The way the Chinese government censors and deletes politically - sensitive terms online has been revealed for the first time.

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry (R for profanity) Bamboo Curtain biopic about Beijing contemporary artist / political activist Ai Weiwei, a controversial democracy and human rights advocate who has been censored for publicly criticizing the Chinese government.

According to Eric Schmidt's, the chief executive, statement, the company would become the leader of the Chinese internet market despite the challenges, such as censorship issues and fierce competition from the largest home - grown rival called Baidu.com.What is more, Google's Vice President and «Chief Internet Evangelist», Vint Cerf, supported the company's decision to expand its activities in China, although it should have complied with the Chinese government's demands to censor information.

The Chinese characters on my username and profile picture are censored by the Chinese government:

Unfortunately, the books Trajectory submits to the Chinese book market has to be approved by government censors.

Although we don't hear about them due to the country's highly censored internet, there are countless Chinese animal welfare groups made up of incredibly dedicated activists who have been diligently working for years against a system designed to support the exploitation and persecution of animals.

After being jailed by the Chinese government in 2011, and his work censored in the country, the dissident artist Ai Weiwei received his passport back this week.

The Chinese government have since then made the approval process easier, saying that they will now approve games in 20 days, but Microsoft still need to fully translate and localise each game into Simplified Chinese and censor and remove any violence or sex gameplay that doesn't fit the cultural rules set out by the government.

Soeda is spot on here, the PlayStation has launched in a market where Mobile and PC is king, where the government censors cause popular overseas games to be banned and where Mobile companies are launching rival products with games that appeal to Chinese gamers tastes.

The situation isn't helped by the fact that the government censors any game that is deemed to go against China or Chinese law.

Last month Ai Weiwei's work was also censored from an exhibition dedicated to the history of Chinese contemporary art at the Power Station in Shanghai.

Chinese officials censored the work, refusing it entry at customs.

Ji's own political sympathies have attracted the attention of Chinese authorities, leading government censors to cover portions of his paintings on view during the 10th Shanghai Biennale in 2014.

Turning to the internet to express his political views, he was censored by the Chinese government and arrested in 2011.

His «softcore pornography» drew the attention of the Chinese authorities, who censored his work and even arrested him, but also brought him on international projects and fashion editorials such as Frank Ocean's «Boys Don't Cry» magazine and Numéro.

The Chinese government, insofar as they want to block things that don't self - censor, pretty well has to block it, since it's * exactly * the kind of service that would call unwanted attention to undesirable reports on unhappy developments in China, in real time.

A Chinese corporation named Tencent developed WeChat, meaning the application is subject to the Great Firewall, along with possible censoring and monitoring.

Google basically said it would no longer censor results for Chinese users as required by the Chinese government, and if the government didn't like it, they would leave.

In the past we've mused over whether Facebook could comply with censors in China — it is among a number of Western services blocked by the Chinese government; any unblocking would be contingent upon it agreeing to censor content, the same issue would apply if it acquired a firm there — or whether the culture of Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter which has beaten out domestic Facebook clones, means there is little demand for a Facebook - like user experience — but Tencent's success with WeChat represents an even greater question mark: if all these questions were answered, is there even room for Facebook?

«The Internet is heavily censored and the infrastructure, which we toured, is made out of Chinese components.

China censors content for a variety of reasons, often because it's critical of the Chinese government or contrary to Communist Party policy.

For instance, LinkedIn employs both algorithms and in - house censors to remove unfavorable Chinese content with the «aid» of two Chinese venture capital firms that funded its expansion.

Chinese state - run media has responded by censoring the videos of the incident.

Demeester noted that if the Chinese government decides to censor bitcoin transactions, hashrate will decline and cause slower transactions.

Chinese popular social media and search websites have begun to censor cryptocurrency - related advertising, while the national authorities allegedly decided to block access to foreign trading platforms.