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9 September, 2024
Rui Chenggang, who vanished for 10 years after authorities launched a corruption probe at his former employer CCTV has resurfaced on social media. Photo: YouTube
Corruption in China

Ex-CCTV host Rui Chenggang resurfaces on YouTube, dismisses ‘various scandals’

Controversial former host, known for interviewing world leaders, vanished 10 years ago amid corruption probe at state broadcaster.

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Internet

Here are the top 5 trends of China’s internet sector in 2021

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China technology

How China’s internet continues to change rapidly and why you should care

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Trends shaping China’s internet

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China technology

China’s edtech, e-commerce, social network grew during Covid-19

Booming edtech industry was one of several industries such as e-commerce, online content and media, and social networking, that had received a boost from the Covid-19 outbreak, according to the China Internet Report 2020.

Internet

Nearly 1 billion internet users in China

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China technology

Everything you need to know about China’s tech industry in 2020

US-China trade tensions and the Covid-19 pandemic are reshaping China’s internet landscape

E-commerce is now a major driver of live streaming growth. Photo: Xinhua
Internet

China’s digitisation has been accelerated by Covid-19: SCMP CIR 2020

China’s push for self-reliance in strategic technologies such as AI and semiconductors amid escalating tech tensions remains another key theme.

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China technology

Inside China Tech | Should we stop calling Didi Chuxing ‘China’s Uber’?

China is successfully executing new ideas in social media and the broader digital economy, which in turn are being ‘translated’ westwards by the likes of Facebook, YouTube and Instagram.

E-commerce

China Internet Report: tech firms go from copycats to trailblazers

The China Internet Report 2019 offers insight into key China technology trends, with deep dives into 11 key sectors and expert commentary from industry leaders.

The second edition of the China Internet Report was launched at Hong Kong’s RISE conference on Wednesday. Photo: SCMP
Smartphones

Chinese brands thrive in a slowing smartphone market

Huawei, Xiaomi and Oppo fared well last year, but US-China trade war casts shadow

Surveillance

China’s social credit system is becoming a reality

Local governments are scrambling to realize Beijing’s sweeping vision

5G

China is racing to ramp up 5G connections in its biggest cities

Country has an advantage over the US in the scale of its infrastructure

Apps

The top 10 things you need to know from China Internet Report 2019

Your one-stop analysis on what matters in China’s tech landscape this year

DJI

Introducing China Tech City

China technology

Exclusive | ByteDance to enter long-form streaming video market

Blockchain

Can blockchain solve the ride-hailing safety crisis in China?

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Internet

China’s smaller city netizens prefer short video and novels to films

Over 80 per cent of netizens in lower tier Chinese cities described the mobile phone as their favourite pastime and said they were happy to spend almost all their leisure on it
E-commerce

How Alibaba’s Taobao changed the way Chinese consumers shop

Alibaba

Alibaba steps up push into on-demand local services as overseas expansion intensifies

Internet

China just surpassed 800 million internet users

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China is home to the world’s biggest online community, with about two in five Chinese still offline
Censorship

Communist Party mouthpiece blasts false online advertising amid clean-up

IPO

No licences, Ebola virus among risks disclosed in this Chinese start-up's prospectus

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Tencent

Tencent profit drop blamed on wait for new games approval

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China technology

Chinese online education start-up going global after US$500 million funding round

The country’s largest online education start-up currently has more than 500,000 students and a community of 60,000 teachers, located mostly in North America
Google

Google could give Baidu a serious run for its money in China

Speculation on the US internet giant’s return has centred on its reported development of mobile search and news aggregation apps designed to meet China’s strict censorship laws
Google

Google reported to launch censored search engine in China

Baidu

Baidu follows Tencent’s lead in building ‘super app’ ecosystem

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