[LINK] China and censorship

[bscott at gtlaw.com.au]

<wry smile>

When someone advocates keyboard loggers in Sydney it's preventing crime,
fraud and protecting our security.  When they do the same thing in China
it's a human rights abuse.

What would Chomsky have to say about this?

Brendan




                                                                                                                                
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China Seeks to Build Boundary on Internet
With governmental guidance and technological support, China
is trying to erect a national boundary to reign in the
Internet, which has long been considered a cyber territory
with no demarcation line between countries.

http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200304/01/eng20030401_114386.shtml
 http://inquirerinside.com/?article=8674

China will log 'keyboard clicking' to rein in the internet
Keyboard monitoring and other methods of keeping tabs on
computer users is allowed when it comes to fighting banned
web activities, according to a Chinese official.
 http://www.silicon.com/news/500022-500001/1/3563.html

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