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• 20 Jan 10
  

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• 14 Jan 10
  

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• 22 Sep 09
  

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• 22 Jun 09
  

  Tim Walker

  It's over a year old (and therefore doesn't cover the Beijing Olympics), but this is an interesting article on the Great Firewall of China, which (if true) shows that Chinese controls on the Internet are not as "black and white" as one might think.

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• 23 Mar 09
  

  Dale Thompson

  China Internet

• 27 Feb 09
  

  徐 晓炜(Shawn)
• 21 Dec 08
  

  Frida Lee

  Miscellaneous Reading Articles |Hemeroteca| ChinaObserver Censorship Imported

• 05 Aug 08
  

  zpinhead

  In reality, what the Olympic-era visitors will be discovering is not the absence of China’s electronic control but its new refinemen ..and a special Potemkin-style unfettered access that will be set up just for them[guess that never happened.]

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• 31 Jul 08
  

  Deb Adams

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• 24 Jul 08
  

  Chris Maloney

  A very good, long, detailed article on the Great Firewall, March, 2008

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• 15 Jun 08
  

  josh mackles

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• 23 May 08
  

  Rich Hintz

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• 14 May 08
  

  Casey Martin

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  irwinchen

  The Great Firewall of China

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• 13 May 08
  

  Jim Pojman

  Atlantic Monthly article on how Internet censorship works in China

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• 12 May 08
  

  Israel Saeta Pérez

  China’s Great Firewall is crude, slapdash, and surprisingly easy to breach. Here’s why it’s so effective anyway.

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  Eric Kreider

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• 01 May 08
  

  egginger11

  James Fallows in the The Atlantic 3.2008

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• 21 Apr 08
  

  Martin Virtual

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• 19 Apr 08
  

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• 14 Apr 08
  

  J. Dunn

  China's Great Firewall is crude, slapdash, and surprisingly easy to breach. Here’s why it’s so effective anyway.

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• 29 Mar 08
  

  gil hurlbut

  China firewall

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• 26 Mar 08
  

  J Black

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• 24 Mar 08
  

  Kevin Lim

  China’s Great Firewall is crude, slapdash, and surprisingly easy to breach. Here’s why it’s so effective anyway.

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• 22 Mar 08
  

  Tod Baker

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• 20 Mar 08
  

  Michel Bauwens

  how censorship will be relaxed, but nevertheless effective

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• 19 Mar 08
  

  inigo ugarte

  China’s Great Firewall is crude, slapdash, and surprisingly easy to breach. Here’s why it’s so effective anyway. James Fallows

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• 18 Mar 08
  

  MLT

  how China blocks internet sites

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• 17 Mar 08
  

  Brennan O'Keefe

  China has indeed erected a firewall—a barrier to keep its Internet users from dealing easily with the outside world—but that is only one part of a larger, complex structure of monitoring and censorship.

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• 13 Mar 08
  

  Lynette Webb

  about how the firewall in china works

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• 11 Mar 08
  

  jcortese1978

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• 10 Mar 08
  

  Mark Pesce

  Great article about the Great Firewall of China.

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• 07 Mar 08
  

  hustwj

  “If you want to have traction in China, you have to be in China,”“The presence of censorship, even if easy to evade, promotes self-censorship.”

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• 03 Mar 08
  

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• 01 Mar 08
  

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• 27 Feb 08
  

  Frank Colcord

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• 26 Feb 08
  

  FruFru FourOne

  article by theatlantic on China's internet firewall in regard to the coming olympics

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• 24 Feb 08
  

  Margie Weil

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  小鹏 徐
  • What the government cares about is making the quest for information just enough of a nuisance that people generally won’t bother.
• 23 Feb 08
  

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  Tim Lauer

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• 21 Feb 08
  

  steve epstein

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• 20 Feb 08
  

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  Ari R

  James Fallows writes about the Great Firewall of China, and the accompanying control system.

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  Jim Gourley

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  isaac Mao

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  • Even now, virtually all Internet contact between China and the rest of the world is routed through a very small number of fiber-optic cables that enter the country at one of three points: the Beijing-Qingdao-Tianjin area in the north, where cables come in from Japan; Shanghai on the central coast, where they also come from Japan; and Guangzhou in the south, where they come from Hong Kong. (A few places in China have Internet service via satellite, but that is both expensive and slow. Other lines run across Central Asia to Russia but carry little traffic.)
  • Usually the first time-out is for two minutes. If the user tries to reach the site during that time, a five-minute time-out might begin. On a third try, the time-out might be 30 minutes or an hour—and so on through an escalating sequence of punishments.
  • Xiao Qiang, an expert on Chinese media at the University of California at Berkeley journalism school, told me that the authorities have recently begun applying this kind of filtering in reverse. As Chinese-speaking people outside the country, perhaps academics or exiled dissidents, look for data on Chinese sites—say, public-health figures or news about a local protest—the GFW computers can monitor what they’re asking for and censor what they find.
  • the controls mean that whole topics inconvenient for the regime simply don’t exist in public discussion.

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• 09 Feb 08
  

  dave sgonechina

  James Fallows thinks Golden Shield is only about the GFW as well.

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