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iRepress - Mark Fiore (Updated)

Click here to see San Francisco-based cartoonist Mark Fiore’s animated take on foreign internet companies working in China.

UPDATE: See also the Weekly Standard’s parody of Google search results in China and a cartoon from the Joy of Tech.

• Posted by Sophie Beach
• January 25, 2006 8:43 PM
• Category: CDT Highlights, Information Revolution, Translation, World
• Tags: cartoons, foreign IT companies, Google

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