Open Society Fellow Evgeny Morozov and I have written an Op-Ed for Project Syndicate about how the future of Internet control is not "firewall" censorship but more subtle forms of manipulation and pressure. Recognizing that censorship is too heavy... ...full story at RConversation
from RConversation on Thu, Feb 26 2009
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IOC probes China censorship claims »
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The Future of Freedom and Control in the Internet Age » RConversation For 2009 I am on leave from the University of Hong Kong. The Open Society Institute has generously granted me a fellowship to spend the year working on a book. The tentative title is "Internet Freedom and Control: Lessons from... |
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China: Study on Internet Censorship » Global Voices Chinayouren tested various search engines and summed up a number of observations on Chinese internet censorship. |
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