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Alibaba buys a piece of China's Twitter
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China's version of Google marks Worker's Day by banning discussion on Marx, 'labor,' 'strikes'
It's one of the great ironies of present-day China that the world's largest and arguably most successful socialist state, a "people's republic" ruled by a supremely powerful communist party, can at times be quite hostile to socialism and communism. That's not exactly a secret, but a bit of web censorship on China's most popular web portal today has provided an almost...
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