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Tag Archives: censorship
CCTV imagines a perfect world
Laughable propaganda about press freedoms from CCTV.
Posted in Propaganda
Tagged censorship, foreign media, media regulation, Olympics, press, Western Media
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Meticulous revolt
A review of the Shanghai maglev protests in The Washington Post
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged censorship, maglev, protests, Shanghai, video
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Net Nanny vs. Great Firewall
GFW or Net Nanny?
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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Danwei Picks: 2008-01-17
Liao Yiwu (廖亦武) in the Paris Review; Danone Asia head resigns; fortune cookie origin found in Japan; guide for online censors.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged censorship, Danone, India, Liao Yiwu
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Blogspot unblocked
Blogspot unblocked, again!
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Blogspot, censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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The death of a foreign-run website in China
Nick Young, an Englishman who used to publish the China Development Brief, faces a Faustian bargain: Then came the offer. Song said he could provide funds to expand our publishing and make it “famous” while helping the world to understand … Continue reading
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged Beijing, censorship, Chinese, media, media regulation, publishing, Shanghai
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Proof that China censors online content?
China’s one, young netizen In mid-November, Financial Times ran an excellent piece by Mure Dickie about China’s censorship of online content. In it, Wang Guoqing, the vice-minister of the State Council Information Office, was quoted saying: “As I understand it, … Continue reading
Posted in Internet
Tagged censorship, Great Firewall, Internet, netizen, youth
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‘Lust, Caution’ box office numbers in Beijing
SCREEN is an unofficial poll of audiences’ feedback on new released movie conducted by The Beijing News (新京报). They carried out an audiences’ poll about Ang Lee’s Lust, Caution (色戒) on its debut day (November 1) in a Beijing theatre. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Newspapers, Survey
Tagged box office, Caution, censorship, film, Lust
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Net Nanny takes her meds
China’s Net Nanny has unblocked the Google-owned blog host Blogspot. Blogspot has been blocked since June this year, but have a look at this Danwei post to see the on-again ogg-again approach the Nanny has taken to messing with the … Continue reading
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged censorship, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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Chinese bloggers endure harmony overload
China’s Net Nanny harmonizes the Internet before the 17th Party Congress, scheduled to start on October 15, 2007
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged blogs, censorship, GFW, Internet, media regulation, net nanny
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