Many of you have likely been hearing about the iPhone App Store’s crackdown on suggestive or titillating apps. The common thread in all the stories has been a deliberate vagueness on Apple’s part – they know if they define the content they don’t want as a list of rules then developers are just going to [...more]
The conversation about technology on the interwebs is about to get a little quieter. Popular technology site Engadget is apparently having a little bit of trouble with the tone of some of the comments on their stories, and is temporarily disabling the ability to comment on stories. According to Engadget writer Joshua Topolsky, the conversations [...more]
Striking a blow for freedom of information, search engine giant Google has announced plans to discontinue its oft-criticized censorship of the firm’s Chinese iteration, Google.cn. “We have decided we are no longer willing to continue censoring our results on Google.cn, and so over the next few weeks we will be discussing with the Chinese government the [...more]
China’s arresting people who, according to China’s Ministry of Public Security, are internet pornographers threatening the “emotional health” of children. The only problem is, if you visit the Ministry of Public Security’s website, you’ll find it’s filled with hot dudes & ladies! That’s a little hypocritical, isn’t it China? The women in these photos can restrict [...more]
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