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• IGF Day 4 and last, Privacy – Incident with China – Human network – more Open Standards – Jordan FOSS – and Final statement

  
  Guysoft's Weblog — Authority: 110
  Hi all, This is the second day of the IGF 2009 and the 4th and last day of my journey. There was a lot to write about, and I had little time back in Israel, so it took a while to publish. I recommend you read my closing statement. Scroll to the titles that interest you: Jordan FOSS community I met this morning ...
  3 days ago

• Speech at European Commission public private dialogue.

  
  Assorted Materials: Johnny Ryan — Authority: 100
  On 27 November 2009 I will be in Brussels speaking at a conference organized by the European Commission. My contribution is below… Statement by Johnny Ryan, Senior Researcher, Institute of International & European Affairs, at the European Commission Public Private Dialogue to fight online illegal activities, ...
  4 days ago

• Twitter .v. the Agnostic Web

  
  John Connell: The Blog — Authority: 419
  ….this kind of behaviour runs directly counter to the spirit of the Internet — which is a technology that is entirely agnostic about the uses to which it is put. That’s a feature of the system, not a bug: it’s what was designed into the architecture of the network. It’s part of its DNA. John Naughton , ...
  5 days ago

• Iranian web crime unit set up to locate "insults and lies"

  
  newsjiffy — Authority: 424
  A special unit of the Iranian justice system has been set up to police the Iranian internet. While senior Iranian police officer Brigadier General Esmail Ahmadi-Moqaddam claims that the "cyber police division" will oppose "Internet crime.", it is disturbing that, according to Article 19, there is also an emphasis ...
  1 week ago

• Obama’s Doubletalk On Political Dissent

  
  PA Pundits - International — Authority: 491
  By Michelle Malkin President Obama traveled all the way to China to praise the free flow of information. It’s the only safe place he could do so without getting heckled. With a straight face, Obama lauded political dissent and told Chinese students he welcomed unfettered criticism in America. Fierce opposition, ...
  1 week ago

• Obama left China with a new name

  
  Water Ink — Authority: 93
  I was a bit surprised to learn that US embassy in China is working to ’standardize the translation of common vocabulary in Chinese.’ They want White House to be translated as Bai Wu (白屋), instead of Bai Gong (白宫, meaning white palace), and Obama to be Oubama (欧巴马) instead of Aobama ...
  1 week ago

• Tao Weishuo (陶韡烁) Defends his Statement: “All Chinese People Have Internet Freedom”

  
  China Digital Times (CDT) — Authority: 631
  Following President Obama’s townhall meeting with students in Shanghai , during which Obama spoke out against Internet censorship, a student participant from Fudan University, Tao Weishuo (陶韡烁), was quoted in the Washington Post as saying, “I strongly disagree with what Obama said about the Internet ...
  1 week ago

• China Grovel

  
  Chickaboomer — Authority: 520
  On tonights CBS News a clueless Katie Couric, thinking shes doing Obama a favor, unwittingly embarrasses the prez in China by pimping his China trip with a riff on Reagans old chestnute:  "Mr. Hu, tear down that firewall. President Obama challenges China’s government to allow unfettered access to the internet.” ...
  1 week ago

• Obama speaks out against Web censorship in China

  
  Business Finance & Economy - business.marc8.com — Authority: 166
  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.
  1 week ago

• Is the UN pro-Internet censorship?

  
  The Morningside Post — Authority: 127
  A UN security guard removes a poster referencing Internet censorship in China during the 2009 Internet Governance Forum in Egypt. It would be hilariously ironic if it weren’t so terrifying: United Nations security forces confiscated a poster mentioning Chinese Internet censorship at this weekend’s meeting of the ...
  1 week ago

• David Yun: President Obama’s Town Hall in Shanghai Broadcast to Global Audience on ConnectSolutions Podium

  
  China Digital Times (CDT) — Authority: 631
  How did the U.S. State Department get the word out about Obama’s town hall meeting in Shanghai? Read the technical team’s account here : On Friday, the Co.Nx team at the State Department opened up an Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro chat room on our QuickConnect Platform where Chinese citizens were encouraged to ...
  1 week ago

• Chinese censors block Obamas call to free the Web (Cant we do that here?)

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 174
  Chinese censors block Obamas call to free the Web11/17/2009 | 07:53 AM 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. **SNIP** Only local ...
  1 week ago

• Isabel Hilton: News Slips Through China’s Net

  
  China Digital Times (CDT) — Authority: 631
  Isabel Hilton writes on the Guardian : The news that the US president, Barack Obama, had called for an end to internet censorship at a meeting with students in Shanghai lasted 27 minutes on the front page of the Chinese portal NetEase before being deleted, according to China Digital Times . But it didn’t stop ...
  1 week ago

• President Barack Obama Says the Internet is an Educator

  
  Education Investment Forum — Authority: 128
  During his town hall in China, President Barack Obama talks about how the internet opened up opportunities for himself and for his daughters. He says that he was able to win the presidency with help from the internet. And he says that that his daughters Sasha and Malia are able to look up information on China and ...
  1 week ago

• Obama criticises the Great Firewall of China (Update)

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  London, Nov. 16 (ANI): President Barack Obama has criticized the “Great Firewall of China” or the internet censorship in the communist country by saying that the open internet use should be encouraged. Obama, who steered clear of touching sensitive topics during his first day in the country, used a live ...
  1 week ago

• President Obama Admits That He’s Never Used Twitter, But Thinks The Chinese Should Be Able To

  
  Family Learning Center — Authority: 161
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  1 week ago

• IGF Day 3, Backdoor Censorship – Open Standards – founder of W3C – ISOC IL and IDNs – one of the fathers of the Internet

  
  Guysoft's Weblog — Authority: 110
  Hi all, Today is the third day of my trip and the first day off the IGF conference. Today was full and exciting as expected! Scroll down to the subject that interests you. Backdoor  Censorship In the morning we went to the main opening session of the IGF, where I met (thanks to Dima) Robert Guerra who among ...
  1 week ago

• Tweets of the Week – “Change the Proxy! Yes We Can!”

  
  China Digital Times (CDT) — Authority: 631
  The upcoming visit of President Obama is a hot topic among Chinese Twitterers. Below are some selected examples, translated by CDT: @muchrak The latest instructions from the Ministry of Truth: All websites need to strictly control their content during the period of Obama’s visit. The following contents must be ...
  1 week ago

• Chinese Netizens Calling for the Release of Zhao Lianhai

  
  Under the Jacaranda Tree — Authority: 455
  More than one hundred Chinese netizens have signed a petition to call for the imminent release of Zhao Lianhai.  The following is my translation of the petition:A Letter to the Beijing Police: Urging for the Release of Zhao Lianhai, the Father of the Kidney Stone BabiesZhao Lianhai, a famous rights activist and the ...
  1 week ago

• Spokesman for Tainted Milk Parents Arrested

  
  Under the Jacaranda Tree — Authority: 455
  I strongly condemn the Beijing Police and demand the immediate release of Zhao Linhai, an Internet activist and the spokesperson for the parents of the tainted milk scandal. Various sources from Twitter and Facebook reported that Zhao was detained during a house raid at around 10.00PM Friday 13 November 2009. His ...
  1 week ago

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