In the news: China increases online publishing restrictions, the Apple-FBI tech security dispute gets debated and Qualcomm and Lenovo sign a licensing deal

This week the government closed the gates to foreign investment in internet publishing services, tech leaders took sides on Apple's "duty" to unlock a terrorist's iPhone for an investigation and Qualcomm signed a new chip licensing deal with Lenovo

11 minute readFebruary 24, 2016 at 01:54 AM
By
Katherine Jo
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China's broad new rules for online publishing have formalized the government's already strict control of the internet and expanded the scope of content stored inside its borders.

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