China: Internet Censorship On Trial, Day Two – John Kennedy

From Global Voices:

Is publicly notarized proof that your internet service provider has blocked your company website strong enough to seek damages? Just a week after National Legal System Propaganda Day, Shanghai-based IT blogger Du “Yetaai” Dongjin will have his second day in court where it is expected the defendant, China Telecom, will continue to challenge Du’s evidence: courtroom 12, 5/F, #1 Intermediate People’s Court at #1200 Hongqiao Rd., Shanghai, 1:45pm on December 11, 2007. [Full Text]

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