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"World opinion is divided on the importance of having a free press, according to a poll conducted for the BBC World Service."
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David Bandurski on the Beijing Association for Online Media: "today it is clear that BAOM has become an active agent of the Chinese government’s initiatives to stifle discussion of political issues."
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"Though the evidence remains mostly circumstantial, a picture is emerging of a coordinated effort by Chinese-military authorities to recruit hackers...to winkle out information from computer systems outside China and launch cyberattacks in future conflict
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Yazhou Zhoukan via Roland: "Beijing's assessment of the November 18 district council elections is that the people of Hong Kong have gone through a material change in their thinking in that they do not want to see the Hong Kong political figures opposing t
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Maybe Ms. Chan can benefit from a little bit of historical perspective: when did the US achieve "universal sufferage"?
Posted by: Charles Liu | December 13, 2007 at 01:49 PM