Add to ORKGEarlier this month, citing concerns over “cyber sovereignty,” China’s Internet regulators announced new restrictions on the country’s already tightly controlled Internet—further curbing online news reporting and putting Party-appointed editors in charge. Plans were also announced for the compiling of a massive, officially sanctioned, online encyclopedia to rival Wikipedia, which Chinese censors routinely block. What does this mean for Internet freedom in other countries whose leaders also crave control over information? How much does China influence the shape of the Internet around the world? Where are the cracks in this seeming plan to press an agenda of total control
International audienceSince the end of the 1970s, a widespread belief in the economic, social and po...
International audienceSince the end of the 1970s, a widespread belief in the economic, social and po...
sents a vital example in understanding China’s Internet policy-making process. The rapid development...
China is often described as having the world’s most advanced Internet censorship and surveillance re...
In the last decade of last century, the advent of the Internet as the predominant medium of communic...
International audienceThe fact that China advocates national sovereignty over the Internet and the e...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This paper maps the Chinese government’s restrictions on online freedom of expression, and explores ...
The People\u27s Republic of China is in a paradox: While China needs computer networks to assist its...
This special report is based on the 2013 China chapter of Freedom House's annual Freedom on the Net ...
Internet can develop the communication and information freedom on society but unfortunately in some ...
International audienceSince the end of the 1970s, a widespread belief in the economic, social and po...
International audienceSince the end of the 1970s, a widespread belief in the economic, social and po...
sents a vital example in understanding China’s Internet policy-making process. The rapid development...
China is often described as having the world’s most advanced Internet censorship and surveillance re...
In the last decade of last century, the advent of the Internet as the predominant medium of communic...
International audienceThe fact that China advocates national sovereignty over the Internet and the e...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This article examines how the recent development of the Internet in China has had an impact on polit...
This paper maps the Chinese government’s restrictions on online freedom of expression, and explores ...
The People\u27s Republic of China is in a paradox: While China needs computer networks to assist its...
This special report is based on the 2013 China chapter of Freedom House's annual Freedom on the Net ...
Internet can develop the communication and information freedom on society but unfortunately in some ...
International audienceSince the end of the 1970s, a widespread belief in the economic, social and po...
International audienceSince the end of the 1970s, a widespread belief in the economic, social and po...
sents a vital example in understanding China’s Internet policy-making process. The rapid development...