Cate Cadell

@catecadell

China policy correspondent , on tech policy, surveillance, censorship & society. Ex-Myanmar/Mongolia. UTS Alum. cate.cadell[at]thomsonreuters[dot]com

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Dołączył marzec 2011
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  1. 27 maj

    It never fails to amaze how normalised censorship is in China. Every censor cited in this story studied journalism or comms degrees. As one formerly jailed Weibo user put it: it's become "normal to know things and also understand that they can’t be shared”

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  2. 20 maj

    It also means that there's a great role now open in the Beijing bureau for a new tech companies reporter - it's a fascinating beat, jam-packed with all the jailed execs, hipster propaganda apps and creepy robots you could ever want:

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  3. 20 maj

    Personal news! After 2.5+ years covering China tech companies, I'm moving to a new gig covering general news with a special focus on the intersection between tech policy & society. Very excited that this new role exists, (and that I get to keep my old office chair).

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    20 maj

    “Huawei will only be able to use the public version of Android and will not be able to get access to proprietary apps and services from Google” such as Google Play Store according to the source.

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  5. 19 maj

    One of my favorite parts from "The Art of Happiness " is when the Dalai Lama admits that he sometimes lets state secrets slip because of his extreme openness...

    !!!!!! Dalai Lama: “When Xi Jinping came to Delhi in 2014, I also wanted a meeting with him. Xi agreed, but the Indian government … was a little cautious.”
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  6. 17 maj

    “For reasons unknown to us"

    For reasons unknown to us, the over 1.3 billion people in the People's Republic of China have lost access to free knowledge. We regret the Chinese authorities' decision to further limit internet freedom and urge them to restore access to Wikipedia.
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    15 maj

    Exclusive: Trump expected to sign order paving way for U.S telecoms ban on Huawei via

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  8. 15 maj

    We also have 'Happy Harold' - a giraffe puppet that travels Australia in a windowless van with a amputee mannequin named 'Pam' teaching school kids about drugs.

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  9. 15 maj

    One not-so-well-known 90s Australia quirk: bedtime mascots. At 7pm, depending on which channel you watch, a white lady and a nightmare-inducing giant possum or dog would come on TV and tell you to go to bed.

    Australia, UK and NZ parents put their children to bed much earlier than other countries, I wonder why?
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  10. 13 maj

    There's also an ominous congruity between the two stories' kicker quotes... "We will continue to work," Sheng said, "until it’s impossible." "It made me realize that there will always be good things that happen in life as long as you are alive.”

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  11. 13 maj

    And this story on the cautious optimism of a Chinese podcaster inspired by 'This American Life', telling warm and harrowing human stories in a media-scape dominated by propaganda (+ one of my favorite podcasts!)

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  12. 13 maj

    The fall of a once-important Chinese think tank under a crackdown where economic ideas are seen as dangerous personal attacks on Xi Jinping (spoilers: it involves welding economists into their offices with steel gates) by

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  13. 13 maj

    It's such a daunting and wonderful time for civil society in China - two great stories published in the last few days show two sides of the coin:

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  14. 12 maj

    🚨Great read alert! 🚨Special Report - How a Chinese venture in Venezuela made millions...

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  15. 7 maj

    After exhausting every legal avenue it's incredibly heartwarming to see photos of Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo leaving Insein, smiling, without handcuffs - but their 500 days behind bars is still a dark stain on Myanmar's path toward democracy

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  16. 7 maj

    !!!!!!!!!

    Reuters: Reuters reporters to be freed in Amnesty - Insein Prison chief
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  17. 3 maj

    While this is govt-directed discrimination, it’s also a great example of how - when pressed - US tech companies ultimately kowtow to restrictions on human freedom in China, and in doing so, give credibility to those restrictions.

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  18. 3 maj

    I can verify this - I was looking for a place in west Sichuan recently, I asked at least 3 whether it was ok for a foreigner to book the listing, they said it’s fine, as long as I’m not Tibetan or Uyghur - oddly, two of the places were run by Tibetans.

    . in China has a massive discrimination problem: numerous listings openly forbid Uyghurs, Tibetans, and other ethnic minorities from renting. … My piece for
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    Today at an event marking 100 years since the May Fourth movement led by uni students, Xi urges youth to love the communist party. At the same time, 5 university Marxist students went missing yesterday raising fears of a tighter grip on student activism

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  20. 30 kwi

    Chinese firms, for years, have sold hardware with lax security overseas, including everything from backdoors to default passwords. For Huawei, every piece of historical grit in the machine is now up for inspection:

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