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"an insider at China’s Ministry of Information Industries (MII) now says that upcoming regulations will require bloggers to register with real names and identification numbers."
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"Google already knows more about you than the National Security Agency ever will. And don’t assume for a minute it can keep a secret."
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"I'm so tired of reading through other people's hatred."
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"the abundance of risqué costumes that will be shrink-wrapped around legions of women come Oct. 31 prompts a larger question: Why have so many girls grown up to trade in Wonder Woman costumes for little more than Wonderbras?"
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"一个热点,一个趋势。在企业的经济性之外,开始重视社会性。"
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"The subject of the talk was teen use of social media such as online social networks, blogs, instant messaging, text messaging. The questions put to me were: How prevalent is the usage? Is this dangerous and isolating? How should we guide kids in this tec
Concerning the red herring article, I think it simply points that China's surveillance technology still lacks far behind the West. The west has the Echelon program which can track pretty much any communication.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECHELON
China needs something like this?
Posted by: mahathir_fan | October 21, 2006 at 06:41 AM