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Net Produces New Generation of China Activists
Three bloggers were put on trial yesterday for posting allegedly false accusations about the death of Yan Xiaoling, which her mother, Lin Xiuling, believes was the result of rape while local officials claim she died from an ectopic pregnancy. ABC News reports:Lin, 50, was sobbing outside a government office last summer when she met self-taught legal expert Fan Yanqiong. Fan took down the detailsMarch 19, 2010 2:53 AM
Trying to Stir Up a Popular Protest in China, From a Bedroom in Manhattan
In the midst of revolutions spreading across the Middle East, many observers wondered if the same could happen in China.
How China’s Internet Generation Broke the Silence
In the Guardian, Tania Branigan looks at the ways China’s “Internet generation” uses online media to ex
March 24, 2010 12:39 PM
China Is Losing a War Over Internet
Loretta Chao and Jason Dean reports on the Wall Street Journal: These appear to be dark days for the Internet in China.
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