US workers may have to change social media use as firms adapt to China's rules
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Re: US workers may have to change social media use as firms adapt to China's rules
#2In two words: bite me.
there aren't too many things that i'm a raving aboslutist about, but the freedom of political speech is one of them.
If my employer attempts to step on my neck for saying things about china that china doesn't like, on my time, and my personal accounts, their next contact from me will be from an ACLU lawyer.
Re: US workers may have to change social media use as firms adapt to China's rules
#3How long is it going to be before someone sets up a betting service on which companies will bend the knee fastest?
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#4The title of this article is designed to trigger the target audience before they even open the link.
Re: US workers may have to change social media use as firms adapt to China's rules
#5I remember when news used to tell you about things that did happen instead of things that might happen.
Until a company actually does this, this is just clickbait speculation.
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#6Name and shame companies who bow to Chinese censors
https://github.com/caffeine-overload/bandinchina
(Repo named after south park episode)
Re: US workers may have to change social media use as firms adapt to China's rules
#7The title of this article is designed to trigger the target audience before they even open the link.
Agreed. There's really no new information here, just that a reporter got someone from an institute to speculate on corporate social media policy.
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#9> Cathay Pacific CEO Rupert Hogg stepped down after one of the airline’s pilots was found to have taken part in the protests.
Wow, that is crazy.
Re: US workers may have to change social media use as firms adapt to China's rules
#10The only thing that is going to stop this is when these companies start losing money. They would sell their first born if they thought it would increase their stock prices.
I would boycott these companies but to be honest I don't have any accounts with them in the first place and I am actively closing accounts and reducing my presents on the internet.