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Chinese censors block Obama's call to free the Web
BEIJING - President Barack Obama prodded China about Internet censorship and free speech, but the message was not widely heard in China where his words were blocked online and shown on only one regional television channel.
People:Barack Obama Activities:China Control of Internet China-U.S. Source:(AP)
2009-11-16
China Web controversy highlights public role
BEIJING - Beijing's retreat on its latest Internet-censorship effort highlights the rise of China's increasingly tech-savvy, vocal public as a factor in the authoritarian government's decisions.
Nations:China Activities:2009 China Internet Filtering Source:(AP)
2009-07-01
China blocks access to New York Times Web site
BEIJING - China has blocked access to the New York Times Web site, the newspaper said Saturday, days after the central government defended its right to censor online content it deems illegal.
Nations:China People:Dalai Lama Activities:China Control of Internet Source:(AP)
2008-12-20
China defends right to censor Web sites
BEIJING - China said it has the right to block Web sites its says break its laws after being accused of restarting the practice it halted during the August Olympic Games as part of a promise to widen media freedom.
Nations:China People:Dalai Lama Activities:China Control of Internet Source:(AP)
2008-12-17
Skype admits China privacy breach
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Skype, the online text messaging and voice service, said Thursday it was "extremely concerned" by monitoring of Internet chat by its Chinese partner reported by Canadian researchers.
Nations:China Activities:China Control of Internet Source:(AFP)
2008-10-02
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