Evgeny Morozov
Beijing and Moscow are rightly chastised for restricting their citizens’ online access – but it’s the US that is now even more aggressive in asserting its digital sovereignty
Beijing has restricted Gmail’s reach in China. Photograph: Sinopix/Rex Features
Saturday 3 January 2015 19.04 EST
Recent reports that China has imposed further restrictions Continue reading
Who’s the true enemy of internet freedom – China, Russia, or the US?已关闭评论
Posted in Internet Freedom
When it comes to censorship, it’s Beijing — not Pyongyang — that poses the real threat to Hollywood.
BY ISAAC STONE FISH
Isaac Stone Fish is Asia editor at Foreign Policy, where he edits, reports, and writes stories from across the region.
Previously a Beijing correspondent for Newsweek, Continue reading
Actor Ha Jung-woo, second from left in the front row, and actress Ha Ji-won, to his left, in a scene from “Chronicle of a Blood Merchant”
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By Baek Byung-yeul
While Korea’s box office is occupied by heart-warming films like Continue reading
Actor Ha back with film adaptation of Chinese novel已关闭评论
Posted in Publications
Tagged Actor, Chinese novel
NATHAN VANDERKLIPPE
BEIJING — THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Last updated Thursday, Jan. 01 2015, 5:59 PM EST
China, the country that perfected breaking the Internet, Continue reading
China seeks to export its vision of the Internet已关闭评论
Posted in Internet Freedom
Tagged China, Internet Freedom
By EDWARD WONG
DECEMBER 30, 2014
[Video: Shen Yongping was given a year in prison after making “A Hundred Years of Constitutionalism.” Watch on YouTube.]
A Chinese filmmaker who made a documentary on the Chinese Continue reading
Prison Sentence for Maker of Documentary on Chinese Constitutional Rule已关闭评论
Posted in Headlines, Writers in Prison
Tagged Constitutional, Rule, SHEN YONGPING
