THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY SEEKS TO CONTROL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AS A MEANS TO SHAPE AND CENSOR THE COMMUNICATIONS AND OPINIONS OF ITS OWN PEOPLE, AS WELL AS THE COMMUNICATIONS OF INDIVIDUALS BEYOND CHINA'S BORDERS.
China builds undersea cable bases amid digital infrastructure rivalry
by Laura Zhou
via South China Morning Post on December 12, 2021
Documents link Huawei to China’s surveillance programs
by Eva Dou
via Washington Post on December 14, 2021
Cyber review warns UK and west in ‘clash of values’ with Russia and China
by Dan Sabbagh
via The Guardian on December 14, 2021
Borrowing mouths to speak on Xinjiang
by Fergus Ryan, Ariel Bogle, Nathan Ruser, Albert Zhang, and Daria Impiombato
via Australian Strategic Policy Institute on December 2021
CCTV – A TROJAN HORSE IN INTERNATIONAL NEWS DISSEMINATION?
by Øystein Bogen
via Stockholm Free World Forum on December 9, 2021
Chinese government deploying online influencers amid Beijing Olympics boycotts
by Anna Massoglia
via Open Secrets on December 13, 2021
How much censorship is ‘enough’ for Beijing?
by David Wertime
via Protocol on December 15, 2021
Chinese nationalists have a new target: Lenovo
by Zeyi Yang
via Protocol on December 14, 2021
Will China’s Regulatory ‘Great Wall’ Hamper AI Ambitions?
by Ellen Lu and Ryan Fedasiuk
via The Diplomat on December 13, 2021
UK spy chief raises fears over China’s digital renminbi
by Roula Khalaf and Helen Warrell
via Financial Times on December 11, 2021
