In its Chinese-language statement on Thursday on its official WeChat and Weibo accounts, Intel said that its commitment to avoid supply cha...

The CAC on November 23, made an official announcement to monitor and regulate celebrity fan culture in China. The authorities articulated t...

The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said Weibo had violated a cybersecurity law on the protection of minors as well as other laws ...

The Friday post on its account on China's Twitter-like Weibo said, "Tell me loud: what's the date today?", according to a screenshot seen b...

Beginning next week, the Cyberspace Administration of China will require bloggers and influencers to have a government-approved credential ...

Baidu Search and Weibo, among the most influential apps of China and dubbed as the country’s answer to Google search and Twitter respective...

China said that an announcement that the quarantine of Wuhan would be eased was prematurely issued without approval from top officials.

The decision came after media reported that US microblogging platform Twitter is considering removing its own 140-character limit, an iconi...

PM Modi greeted the Chinese people on their National Day saying India and China together can make the world a better place and their growth...

Stating that the growth of India and China helps to realise the dream of Asian century, he expressed confidence that bilateral ties would g...

Former Australian premier Kevin Rudd today greeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the popular Chinese miocroblogging site 'Sina Weibo'.

Sina Weibo pioneered in social media in China whose online population touched 648 million last year.

China has deployed over two million people to monitor web activity, state media say, providing a rare glimpse into how the Communist giant ...

Officials who are involved indicated that the idea is to use existing domestic media houses to launch the alternative Indian social network...

The site also helped politicians like San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, to reach Chinese audiences during the recent mayoral elections.

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.