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China Tightens Its Restrictions for News Media on the Internet – Joseph Kahn
From the New York Times: China on Sunday imposed more restrictions intended to limit the news and other information available to Internet users, and it sharply restricted the scope of content permitted on Web sites. The rules are part of a broader effort to roll back what the Communist Party views as a threatening trend toward liberalization in the news media. Taken together, the measures amountSeptember 26, 2005 7:07 AM
The Google/China Hacking Case: How Did the Story Flow Through Chinese-language Media?
Last month, a report from Nieman Labs tracked English-language reporting of the Google hacking story and found that of th
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The Guardian looks ahead to possible developments in the media environment in China in 2010:
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