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"Despite trailing Chinese traffic leader Baidu, Google is rated the best search engine in China, according to new research from Keynote Systems."
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"Technology will dominate Davos as well, not least in the proliferation of Web logs, including one by The New York Times and the International Herald Tribune, which will zealously document the goings on."
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"It is easy to see why Google is doing this. This does not alter the fact that, sadly and in a significant way, it is not the same company today that it was yesterday."
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"Those people you're writing about - well, I hate to ruin your writing rhetoric with actual facts, so I'll whisper into your eyeball: ..."
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"If you're worried about the Federal government getting your search-history out of Google, Yahoo and other search-engines, there are steps you can take to keep your personal search-history private."
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"But the big news for most Americans shouldn't be that the administration wants yet more confidential records. It should be the revelation that every single search you've ever conducted—ever—is stored on a database, somewhere."
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"...as the Internet’s influence increasingly permeates every layer of society, questions arise about how web-based companies interact with governments and the law—at home and abroad.
John Palfrey, a clinical law professor and executive director of th
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"Today, we are announcing a new project -- StopBadware.org ..."
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"...interest in software that allows people to send e-mail messages that cannot be traced to their source or to maintain anonymous blogs has quietly increased over the last few years, say experts who monitor Internet security and privacy."
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"Jane Macartney, Beijing Correspondent for The Times, discovered that Google's decision to bow to Chinese censorship demands has made big news around the world - except in China."
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"Toodou means "potato" in Mandarin. But Gary Wang hopes it will soon become synonymous with podcasts and video blogs. Wang is founder of a Shanghai startup called Toodou, which allows Chinese users to post material such as homemade music videos, cute pet
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"This story highlights the role that guanxi, generally thought of as connections, plays in media self-censorship. The more connected media personalities are, the greater their leeway in running stories that document social problems or have controversial c
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"Oh, the irony. Less than a week after we hear that Google is ready to fight the US government in part to defend its users, now comes news that Google will cave into the Chinese government's demands for its new Google China web site."
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"So, Google, if everything is shiny and happy in the Googleplex, please hand over the list of banned words or sites for every country. It’s a gray zone for sure, so we need transparency. Put that list on a public server in the US, where freedom of speec
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"Google made a nice deposit in its credibility account with its refusal to join the U.S. government on a fishing trip... But a few more moves like this China kowtow and that account will be drained dry."
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"Chinese authorities have closed a key supplement linked to one of the country's most influential newspapers after an explosive dispute between the paper's top editors and Communist Party officials over journalistic values."
last night,I heard a meeting record in which I'm so surprise to find how excellent your speaking chinese is.Great!
Posted by: 王宁 | January 26, 2006 at 06:11 AM
I just wanted to say I saw you on the Newshour just now and was very impressed. You really seem to combine the best parts of the technical and a clear concise dissemination of data.
Posted by: Don Matthews | January 26, 2006 at 08:01 AM
Thanks Don! :-)
Posted by: Rebecca MacKinnon | January 26, 2006 at 08:13 AM