Xiaomi has scaled up the number of devices offered on the website after it faced a massive consumer backlash when stocks were limited.

While firewalls censored all non-official information in Weibo, defiant bloggers used jokes & satire to express support for the student mov...

Beijing’s crackdown on prostitution is ridiculed as people go online slamming the official hypocrisy behind raids that target working women.

China yesterday issued new rules under which Internet users could be jailed for up to three years for re-tweeting posts containing defamato...

One day in May his account disappeared. So did his profiles on several other social media sites. No explanation was given, but one is start...

Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Manish Tewari has called for a robust self regulation regime for media organisations in the...

China has approved funding to develop core technologies for nuclear-powered ships amid speculation about Beijing's plans to build nuclear-p...

The Standing Committee of China's Parliament has approved the draft stating that it was aimed at protecting personal information, state-run...

China has the world's largest number of microbloggers with 274 million people having an account in the country where the social media sites...

According to China Daily, Tenzin Dorje, 30, a reincarnated Living Buddha in Lhasa, is called a “modern Living Buddha” because of his unconv...

China has removed 2.10 lakh online posts and shut down 42 websites as part of a massive crackdown on the country's 300 mn-strong microblogg...

Peking University President Zhou Qifeng bashed US education as being "a complete mess" during a speech in Changsha, Hunan Province yesterda...

The display by Wendi Deng to defend her husband media mogul Rupert Murdoch in the British House of Commons brawl has shot her to instant fa...

As social networking websites Facebook and Twitter stand banned in China, their indigenous versions have hooked millions of Chinese users.

As social networking websites Facebook and Twitter stand banned in China, their indigenous versions have hooked millions of Chinese users.

Social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook have quickly grown to become an integral part of aid organizations' fund-raising campa...