Censorship In China stories:
Obama's town hall talk in China – not seen on Facebook, YouTube
Nov 16th, 2009 - The Christian Science Monitor
Beijing - In the end, it was a display of diplomatic guile by the US Ambassador to China that rescued President Obama's "town hall meeting" with Chinese students on Monday. After a string of softball questions from officially selected students...
Obama speaks out against Web censorship in China
Nov 16th, 2009 - Boston
SHANGHAI—President Barack Obama is telling Chinese students that unrestricted Internet access in the United States is a source of strength and an open exchange of information makes all countries stronger.
Censorship In China videos from YouTube:
1:04New law media censorship in China
There is a new proposed law in China that would impose a heavy fine on media outlets that report breaking stories that have not first been authorized or given the "ok." Specifically, the new law would be aimed at foreign media outlets reporting in China.
2:07Censorship of China Internet Access by the Chinese Goverment
Survey Nation goes to ad:tech San Francisco to ask Internet insiders about the emergence of China as a driving force in Internet marketing. With well over 800 million Internet users, technology companies are searching for ways ...
5:01Web censorship in China
WEB NEWS: As soon as the re-election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was announced, the online community started questioning it. Web censorship in China.
7:58Sydney action against internet censorship in China
Amnesty International Australia action to tear down the Great Firewall of China. Martin Place, Sydney (July 2008). Speakers include Australian Olympic swimmer Michelle Engelsman, National Director Claire Mallinson, and Campaign Coordinator Sophie Peer.
