April 24, 2006

excellent article on google in china

Google's China Problem (and China's Google Problem) - New York Times

Posted by zefrank at April 24, 2006 9:16 AM

Comments (3)

Nice, thanks.

" ...empowerment in a thousand tiny, everyday ways.

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The government is reasonably tolerant of well-educated professionals online. But the farmers, upset about corrupt local officials, are serious activists, and they pose a real threat to Beijing; they staged 70,000 demonstrations in 2004, many of which the government violently suppressed.

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Posted by: Slice at April 28, 2006 11:26 AM

the book is on the table

Tivibbì
(ai lov iù!)

Posted by: ilcavatappi at April 30, 2006 5:44 AM

now at least I know why your website was banned in China in 2002.

I remember when we had foreign diplomats, business leaders and interantional journalists on the island of Hainan for the Boao Forum for Asia- magically, we had access to BBC News website that week. Never mind we could pick up the TV signal from Hong Kong any time we wanted...

Good article. Thanks for posting it.
~a

Posted by: amanda at May 2, 2006 2:19 AM


Ads Via The Deck		« so... \| Main \| management theories » April 24, 2006 excellent article on google in china Google's China Problem (and China's Google Problem) - New York Times Posted by zefrank at April 24, 2006 9:16 AM Comments (3) Nice, thanks. " ...empowerment in a thousand tiny, everyday ways. ... The government is reasonably tolerant of well-educated professionals online. But the farmers, upset about corrupt local officials, are serious activists, and they pose a real threat to Beijing; they staged 70,000 demonstrations in 2004, many of which the government violently suppressed. ... Mongolian Cow Sour Yogurt Super Girl Contest" Posted by: Slice at April 28, 2006 11:26 AM the book is on the table Tivibbì (ai lov iù!) Posted by: ilcavatappi at April 30, 2006 5:44 AM now at least I know why your website was banned in China in 2002. I remember when we had foreign diplomats, business leaders and interantional journalists on the island of Hainan for the Boao Forum for Asia- magically, we had access to BBC News website that week. Never mind we could pick up the TV signal from Hong Kong any time we wanted... Good article. Thanks for posting it. ~a Posted by: amanda at May 2, 2006 2:19 AM Post a comment Name: Email Address: (required) URL: Remember Me? YesNo Comments: