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China Quotes Foreign Press on Snowden

Posted 13 June 2013 14:12 GMT

China tightened its media's use of information from foreign press in April, 2013, in a move to exert stronger control over domestic newspapers and TV broadcasts. Ironically, Chinese media in recent days have increased their quotations from foreign press as the Snowden story unfolds. China Media Project has the details.

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Written byOwen Guo

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    20 July 2013, 10:18 am
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    […] 未だに進行中の事件の中心に立つ、アメリカのインターネット監視について内部告発をしたエドワード・スノーデンは、カリブ人のブロガーを含む世界中から注目を浴びた。Facebook上でこの事件についてかなりの議論がなされている中、ソーシャルネットワークのユーザーたちは、最新ニュースのリンクを共有し、Avaaz.org（訳注：キャンペーン活動サイト）の「Snowdenを支持しよう」という請願書に署名をしている。トリニダード・トバゴとキューバからそれぞれ投稿された二件のブログは、市民と国を対峙させながらも、ハイテクを駆使したスパイ活動と旧態依然とした諜報活動を並べ、比較していて面白い。国際的な技術問題を、カリブ人の視点から論じることに誇りをもつICT Pulseは、 このように言っている。 […]

    18 August 2013, 10:37 am

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