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An official at China's Bureau of Culture has called for greater control over, and monitoring of, Internet content. The official cited the risk of "cultural aggression" in an article in the issue of Seeking Truth, the Chinese Communist Party's political magazine.
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ONI Blog: RSF Reports Google News Blocked
Reporters Sans Frontieres reports that Google's news site is blocked in China. Google voluntarily removes blocked links from its Chinese-language news site. This problem highlights the dilemma Google, and many Western companies, face: conform to China's filtering system, or...
ONI Blog: Movies, the 'Net, and Protest in China
The Los Angeles Times (free registration required) describes Internet resistance to a Chinese Communist Party official's attempt to force public school students to attend a movie made by his daughter. This corruption case garnered national attention because of the Internet discussion...
OpenNet Initiative Bulletin 006
August 30, 2004
Last Updated: September 3, 2004
Contents:
- Background
- Methodology & Results
- Conclusions
Background
The popular search engine Google was temporarily blocked by the government of China in September 2002. Chinese Internet users...
Although China no longer blocks Google in its entirety, a Chinese user of Google can potentially have a much different Google experience than one from another country due to China's content filtering practices. Chinese Internet users' access to Google is filtered for...
ONI Blog: Probing Chinese search engine filtering
ONI conducted a research probe into the practice of search engine filtering in China, with a focus on Baidu.com and Yisou.com, two popular Chinese search engines. Our probe concludes that the Yisou and Baidu search engines are indeed actively filtering keyword search...
As reported by Reporters Without Borders, the two blog hosting sites, Blogbus.com and Blogcn.com, have been shutdown. These websites are not filtered or blocked through technical means, they are accessible to Internet users in China. However, the content has been removed and...
Report: Bulletin 001
March 18, 2004
As reported by Reporters Without Borders, the two blog hosting sites, Blogbus.com and Blogcn.com, have been shutdown. These websites are not filtered or blocked through technical means, they are accessible to Internet users in China. However,...
