For China Beat, Geremie R. Barmé puts Hillary Clinton’s recent remarks about Internet freedom in a historical context:
Hillary Clinton’s recent speech on freedom of information and the Internet is a clear enunciation of the long-term rhetoric…
For China Media Project, Qian Gang argues that the Internet in China cannot simply be judged as “free” or “not free,” and that the real situation is much ore complex:
So, can we say that China’s Internet is controlled, or not…
While many netizens have expressed their outrage at the recent anti-vulgarity campaign, tightening controls over online gaming, and the Great Firewall in general, People’s Daily published an open letter to Hillary Clinton’s recent speech on…
(ChinaPost.com.tw) – China’s leading search engine Baidu appeared to have been hacked again on Friday last week, as tensions between Beijing and Washington remained high over Internet freedom.
Iran election unrest an example of US ‘naked political scheming’ behind free speech facade, says Communist party editorialThe United States used “online warfare” to stir up unrest in Iran after last year’s elections, the Chinese Communist party newspaper claimed today, hitting back at Hillary Clinton’s speech last week about internet freedom.An editorial in the People’s [...]
Hillary Clinton’s speech on internet freedom was welcome. But don’t pretend China and the US have shared valuesFor a western audience, Hillary Clinton’s speech about internet freedom and the need to counter hacking was entirely welcome. For China, it amounted to “information imperialism”.For the west, the fact that access to sensitive links from websites in [...]
China on Friday firmly dismissed accusations by the United States that Beijing restricts Internet freedom and warned such claims were damaging to relations between the two nations.
The Chinese government has responded quickly and strongly to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s speech on Internet freedom yesterday. From Information Week:
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu called remarks Thursday by U.S. Secretary…
The United States’ accusation on China’s internet policy contradicts the truth and China firmly opposes such an allegation that damages the bilateral ties, said the spokesman of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday.
Hillary Clinton’s call for Beijing to investigate Google cyber-attack claims could damage bilateral relations, China warnsUS calls for greater internet freedom could damage bilateral ties, China warned today as it hit back at Hillary Clinton’s critical speech.The US secretary of state yesterday portrayed tackling censorship as a new priority for American foreign policy and called [...]