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"the most important area in which technology is outpacing the law is in the surveillance arena, particularly regarding the National Security Agency's domestic surveillance and data mining."
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"An article today in the Wall Street Journal illustrates how narrow-mindedly the press sees the world that has ended the market for newspaper-sized printing presses"
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Interfax China:Chinese portals forbidden to publish political reports from newspapers on 'blacklist'"Chinese authorities issued a new rule Wednesday ordering the country's Internet portals to stop publishing political reports from certain Chinese newspapers which are included in a blacklist"
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"Freedom House today released a special report that pinpoints the previously unknown mechanisms used by the Chinese authorities to muzzle its media."
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"The China Times is reporting that Google may be in discussions to acquire Chinese blog site Bokee.com, with more than 2 million registered users, according to a research alert from Bear Stearns released on Tuesday. "
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" From an undisclosed location in North Carolina, Bill Xia is fighting a lonely war against China's censors."
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Thought you might interested, I've noticed something about Google News...
An Open Letter to Google News
Also, your Walled Off Journal link is broken at this moment.
Posted by: davesgonechina | February 11, 2006 at 12:19 AM