Harvard Law School students in “Internet, Law and Politics” have developed this site to build out their arguments about the ethics and legality of United States technology companies operating in China and participating in its filtering and surveillance regime. There are five people testifying in class today, each have posted their testimony online.
Red Herring has a good piece on the recent Open Net Initiative bulletin about the blocking of weblogs in China by keyword.
At the OpenNetInitiative (a joint project of the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab at the Munk Centre; the Advanced Network Research Group in the Cambridge Security Program at the University of Cambridge, and the Berkman Center), we released a new bulletin regarding the extent to which, and means by which, the Chinese government filters posts … Read more