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Tag Archives: censorship
CCTV’s gatekeepers discuss TV drama censorship
Oriental Outlook reports on CCTV’s in-house tv censors.
Posted in State media, TV
Tagged @classic, CCTV, censorship, Chen Shanjia, Feng Wanyou, Oriental Outlook, television
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U.S. earthquake web page blocked?
An aftershock in Sichuan’s earthquake zone, and the a blocked web page.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, earthquake, media regulation, net nanny, Sichuan
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More on the 50 cent army
More on China’s ‘fifty cent army’ of online propagandists.
Posted in Propaganda
Tagged censorship, fifty cent army, Internet, media regulation, propaganda, public relations
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China’s 50-cent Twitter censors
China’s freelance censors are taking on Twitter.
Posted in Featured Video, The Thomas Crampton Channel
Tagged censorship, GFW, Oiwan Lam, Thomas Crampton, Twitter
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Death of the rude Russian Exile
The closure of a rude Russian expat newspaper, and a rude Beijing zine.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, media regulation, Moscow, newspapers, Russia, The Exile
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Anonymouse trap
Anonymouse.org is now blocked in China.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Anonymouse, censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny, proxy servers
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Blogspot unblocked, but Blogger is blocked
Blogspot is available in China, but Blogger is blocked.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Blogspot, censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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Tough questions about the earthquake
Links to translations of Chinese writings that include tough questions about the Sichuan earthquake.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, civil society, construction, earthquake, freedom of expression, media regulation, Sichuan
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China Daily exclusive and quake flood prevention
A China Daily exclusive.
Posted in State media
Tagged censorship, earthquake, floods, freedom of expression, media, media regulation, Sichuan, The China Daily
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‘Universal values’ editor removed
Editor Chang Ping removed from his post.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, Chang Ping, media regulation, Southern Metropolis Daily, Southern Metropolis Weekly, Southern Weekly, Tibet
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