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Internet Censorship and the Great Firewall of China

October 12, 2006

Ethan Gutmann writer

Hiawatha Bray reporter, The Boston Globe

John Jaw founder, The Epoch Times

Valerie Epps director, international law, Suffolk University

A panel of experts discusses internet censorship in China, exploring the collision between new technology and the national interests of the world's most populous country.

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Topics: Culture & Identity | Media & Technology | People & Places

Tags: Beijing | censorship | China | Chinese internet | Human Rights | Internet | internet laws | Law & Criminal Justice | Military & Warfare | Non-Fiction

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