The Twitter accounts that impersonate Chinese celebrities for clout and cash

Luo, who is adored by his audience for the knowledge and moral principles that he teaches, is often seen as a symbol of justice on social media. (Reuters $) The White House, after initially rejecting the news, now says China has had a spy station in Cuba since 2019. In May, the new Hong Kong chief e...

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Published inMIT Technology Review.com
Main Author Yang, Zeyi
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cambridge Technology Review, Inc 13.06.2023
Subjects
Asian Americans
Celebrities
Chinese Americans
Criminal investigations
Demonstrations & protests
Farms
Passports & visas
Social networks
Cuba
Argentina
China
Hong Kong China
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Summary:Luo, who is adored by his audience for the knowledge and moral principles that he teaches, is often seen as a symbol of justice on social media. (Reuters $) The White House, after initially rejecting the news, now says China has had a spy station in Cuba since 2019. In May, the new Hong Kong chief executive refused to give a timeline for concluding the investigations, calling it “unrealistic.”
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