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Tag Archives: Green Dam
Has China Telecom been green damned?
Danwei commenter eric left a comment today to alert Danwei to the fact access to sites like CNN and Digg were blocked by a China Telecom-branded gopher.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged China Telecom, Green Dam
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Danwei talks to Caijing about the public’s right to collect information
Caijing magazine has a formidable reputation in Chinese media circles. They reported straight away last night when the Green Dam “delay” notice came from Xinhua, and has held onto their reputation of hard, investigative reporting.
Posted in Magazines
Tagged Caijing, Google China, Green Dam
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Google says “Gao Ye” is a sensitive word in any form
Google now blocks searches for phrases containing 高也 (Gao Ye), the name of the CCTV intern who blasted it for providing porn.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Baidu, filtered words, Google, Green Dam
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State media blames Google for porn
The latest development in the government’s Internet cleansing is a CCTV attack on Google China for pornographic content, which aired last night.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Google China, Green Dam, Network News
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Green Dam Girl
The latest onslaught on a government policy that everyone from nationalist Chinese netizens to foreign journalists derides as absurd.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged alpaca, Caonima, censorship, Green Dam, Green Dam Girl, humor, media regulation
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Oddities in the Green Dam filtered words list
Fang Zhouzi discovers that Green Dam filters anti-filth, anti-cult phrases. Also, the Green Dam Girl makes a splash on the Internet.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Fang Zhouzi, Green Dam, manga, XYS
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Everyone loves content filters, Xinhua says
Xinhua blames the media for the Green Dam controversy.
Posted in State media
Tagged censorship, content filters, Green Dam, Xinhua
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Is the Green Dam filter experimenting on computer users?
Today’s The Beijing News ran an op-ed piece by well-known Chinese commentator Hu Yong, a journalism professor at PKU, author of books about the digital age in China, blogger and oldhand journalist, about the topic of the “green dam”, which has been debated loudly on the Internet as well as offline media.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Beijing News, Green Dam, Hu Yong
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Filtering software: parents worried about their children
Blogger Fei Dao sees another possible motive for the July 1 deadline for installing Green Dam filtering software.