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China Issues Warning to Major Partners of Google
As the conflict between Google and the Chinese government continues without resolution, authorities have stepped up their warning to the company by reminding its web partners that they must continue with censorship even if Google does not. From the New York Times: Chinese government information authorities warned some of Google’s biggest Web partners on Friday that they should prepare backup plans iMarch 14, 2010 1:39 PM
Rebuilding China’s Moral Foundation by Telling the Truth About Tiananmen
I cross-posted this essay on the Huffington Post today: Rebuilding China’s Moral Foundation by Telling the Truth About
Cui Weiping: Why Do We Need to Talk About June 4th?
During Mother’s Day weekend on May 10th, a number of intellectuals in Beijing organized a seminar discussing 20 years of t
May 29, 2009 11:09 PM
Xu Youyu (徐友渔): From 1989 to 2009: 20 Years of Evolution in Chinese Thought (1/2)
During Mother’s Day weekend on May 10th, a number of intellectuals in Beijing organized a seminar discussing 20 years of t
May 26, 2009 5:25 AM
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