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"Dan Gillmor, author of We the Media, responds to e-mails from readers about the emerging threat to in-depth journalism as the advertising newspapers use to keep themselves solvent moves to the net."
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"The Web changed the world. Politics is now changing it back. ...Clearly the Internet must move beyond its U.S.-centric roots, but it's just as clear that it shouldn't look like the United Nations, or like China, or like a for-profit enterprise."
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Peter Hessler's new book, "Oracle Bones: A Journey Between China's Past and Present,'' views China through the lives of individuals.
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"Libertarians have got a bee in their bonnet over European Commission proposals to regulate commercial audio and video broadcasts over the internet and mobile phones."
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"An editor of an influential business magazine in Beijing discusses how she successfully navigates barriers of censorship in China."
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"NEW entertainment applications such as blogs and cartoon videos via mobile phones won't take off in China until data transfer speeds improve with the advent of next-generation networks..."
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Google has a deal with Japanese mobile operator KDDI and is in talks with China Mobile.
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