# 17M Chinese tourists verify health using blockchain to visit Macau

# 17M Chinese tourists verify health using blockchain to visit Macau

“# 17M Chinese tourists verify health using blockchain to visit Macau ” Chinese non-profit blockchain consortium FISCO BCOS, reports that blockchain-based health records have successfully enabled China to resume mainland tourism to Macau. From May, Macau’s blockchain-powered medical data system has recognized the ID codes of the Guangdong health system of the mainland, allowing mainland…

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#Media, Big Tech let Bidens sin and grin: Goodwin

#Media, Big Tech let Bidens sin and grin: Goodwin

“#Media, Big Tech let Bidens sin and grin: Goodwin” Sportswriter John Feinstein, after legendary basketball coach Bobby Knight alternately called him a pimp and a whore, had a memorable response: “I wish he’d make up his mind so I’d know how to dress!” Something similar is going on with The Post’s breakthrough reports of the…

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#Meet your (Chinese) Facebook censors

#Meet your (Chinese) Facebook censors

“#Meet your (Chinese) Facebook censors” China is one of the most censorious societies on earth. So what better place for ­Facebook to recruit social-media censors? There are at least half a dozen “Chinese nationals who are working on censorship,” a former Facebook insider told me last week. “So at some point, they [Facebook bosses] thought,…

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#Social media is state media and other commentary

#Social media is state media and other commentary

“#Social media is state media and other commentary” Tech beat: Social Media Is State Media The left is attacking New York Post reporting that exposes Hunter Biden’s “influence-peddling” as Russian disinformation, but “the funny thing about kompromat — a Russian term for compromising information — is that it is often true,” quips Jonathan Turley at…

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#China’s Internet tycoons getting richer amid pandemic

#China’s Internet tycoons getting richer amid pandemic

“#China’s Internet tycoons getting richer amid pandemic” Jack Ma, founder of e-commerce giant Alibaba, held onto his status as China’s richest tycoon this year as surging demand for online shopping and other services during the coronavirus pandemic swelled the fortunes of Internet entrepreneurs, according to a survey released Tuesday. Ma’s fortune rose 45 percent percent…

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