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2008
CenSEARCHip | indiana.edu
by simon_bricolo & 3 others
search engine that creates visualizations of results for the same search terms as seen by citizens in different countries. The idea is to make it easier to visualize the effects of censorship policies on search engines and knowledge discovery online.
2007
Andres Serrano - Vandalism - Art - New York Times
by lukeslytalker
A grainy video of four masked vandals running through an art gallery in Sweden, smashing sexually explicit photographs with crowbars and axes to the strain of thundering death-metal music, was posted on YouTube Friday night.
2006
Yahoo! seeks help to fight China censors - report - Forbes.com
by digitalmonkey
"Yahoo! Inc has called on Internet, media and communication companies and the US government to work together to counter Chinese censorship on the web, the Financial Times reported".
2005
NCL NEWS: Consumer Group Raises Copyright, Censorship Concerns about Google Print Library, Calls for Public Hearings
by digitalmonkey
"In a letter to the chairmen of the House and Senate Judiciary subcommittees overseeing intellectual property issues, [NCL] raised concerns about a forthcoming ambitious effort to catalogue the entire collections of four major American libraries".
Handbook for bloggers and cyber-dissidents
by laihiu & 3 others
Blogs get people excited. Or else they disturb and worry them. Some people distrust them. Others see them as the vanguard of a new information revolution. Because they allow and encourage ordinary people to speak up, they’re tremendous tools of freedom
banned in china
by ryanne
[monday, 25 april 2005] > andymack (25/4/2005 16:23) : > your web is being banned in china > andymack (25/4/2005 16:23) : > cannot access here [in Shanghai], haha
獨立媒體 (香港) :: BBC的《質問時刻》----香港與臺灣問題部分
by tsalon
已被當局禁播。昨晚的節目內容是關於共產黨領導的辯論會。BBC堅持不作妥協，節目製作人及編輯均表示，觀眾必須確保能在節目內不被干預、暢所欲言，否則不會到中國錄製。
2004
Chinese Police Arrest, Then Release 3 Dissident Writers (washingtonpost.com)
by tsalon
Chinese police detained three prominent dissident writers Monday and released them the next morning after a night of questioning, in an apparent attempt to reassert authority over liberal intellectuals who have been increasingly outspoken in their critici
China Detains 3 Leading Critics
by tsalon
Political analysts say Mr. Hu has made clear that he intends to restore discipline to China's increasingly diverse news media while at least temporarily restricting the space available for leading intellectuals to voice freely their views
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