Isaac Mao, a Shanghai based social entrepreneur, blogger, software architect and fellow of Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Law School of Harvard University, writes on the Guardian: Obama’s reference to censorship...
Read MoreHow did the U.S. State Department get the word out about Obama’s town hall meeting in Shanghai? Read the technical team’s account here: On Friday, the Co.Nx team at the State Department opened up an Adobe Acrobat...
Read MoreFrom Mcclatchydc.com: Stacy Kwinn and Gregory Perez and Kris Konopka and Justin Denney — two American expat couples who are friends — got together the other day for dim sum and swapped stories about the computer software...
Read MoreIsabel Hilton writes on the Guardian: The news that the US president, Barack Obama, had called for an end to internet censorship at a meeting with students in Shanghai lasted 27 minutes on the front page of the Chinese portal...
Read MoreFrom the New York Times: He didn’t explicitly call on China’s leaders to lift the veil of state control that restricts Internet access and online social networking here. But President Obama did tiptoe — ever so lightly — into...
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