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"Chinese authorities are determined to stop "harmful information" from spreading through the Internet, but the controls it places on Web sites and Internet service providers in mainland China do not differ much from those employed by the United States and
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"The State Department announced plans Tuesday to step up a campaign to combat efforts by foreign governments to restrict use of the Internet."
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"A friendship between two bloggers - an Israeli and an Iranian - is doing its part to combat the anti-Israel incitement and nuclear rumblings coming out of Teheran."
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"This year's rollout of mid-priced cell phones that can make calls both over conventional mobile networks and over the Internet, using Wi-Fi wireless connections, will be good news for callers who want lower mobile phone bills."
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"A former secretary to Chairman Mao Zedong and a dozen other senior Chinese scholars and ex-officials have denounced the shutdown of an investigative weekly in a spreading battle over censorship."
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"The approach "essentially adds an identity layer to the Internet," said Microsoft's Turner, calling such a layer sorely needed in today's online world."
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"Yahoo Inc., Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp. will go on Capitol Hill today to defend corporate policies for dealing with China that they say balance business interests with human-rights concerns."
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"A public letter issued by party elders, dated Feb. 2 but circulated to journalists in Beijing on Tuesday, appeared to add momentum to a campaign by a few outspoken editors against micro-management, personnel reshufflings and an ever-expanding blacklist o
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"But with a bit of sensitivity, creativity, and a willingness to put some time, money, and attention to the effort, there is a good deal that American Internet companies could do - and I would suggest, will do - (short of violating the law and pissing off
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"Mr. Smith's legislation, called the Global Online Freedom Act, however, would render much of what the Internet companies are currently doing in China illegal."
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Video from the Congressional hearings on China censorship, etc.
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