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"The chairman of the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee has ordered an investigation into Yahoo's role in the arrest of a Chinese Internet journalist serving a 10-year sentence for allegedly distributing state secrets in e-mail, according to the Associa
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""For a firm engaged in the information industry, Yahoo sure has a lot of secrecy to answer for," said Lantos, D-Calif. "We expect to learn the truth and to hold the company to account.""
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"Newspapers are dying. At the Washington Post Co., CEO Donald Graham is banking on the Internet to save serious journalism. If he can't figure this out, nobody can. Fortune's Marc Gunther reports."
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Another anti-China "official mouth piece" piece, R. Go ahead and wave the flag, it's our collective patriotic duty.
Our lawmakers are obviousely posturing over the trade war:
http://www.forbes.com/opinions/2007/08/02/china-trade-wars-oped-cx_pm_0802notes.html
Posted by: Charles Liu | August 05, 2007 at 01:35 AM