In an effort to counter online censorship in 11 countries it labels “Enemies of the Internet,” Reporters Without Borders is unblocking access to nine news websites that have been blocked in their respective countries.. It has done so by mirroring blocked sites – that is, duplicating the censored sites and uploading their contents on internet […]
#CollateralFreedom: RSF Unblocks Nine Censored News Sites
Posted March 12th, 2015 at 12:33 pm (UTC+0)
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UPDATE: Good News/Bad News for Times, Bloomberg Journalists in China
Posted January 3rd, 2014 at 12:22 am (UTC+0)
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As reported in an earlier post, about two dozen New York Times and Bloomberg journalists have been waiting anxiously for China to renew their visas and allow them to continue reporting. Now, the Wall Street Journal reports that at least two Times reporters are being forced to leave China–Beijing correspondent and former Reuters reporter Chris […]
China Clamps Down on Foreign Journalists – A Conversation With Paul J. Mooney
Posted December 16th, 2013 at 9:14 am (UTC+0)
Currently some two dozen journalists from the New York Times and Bloomberg are waiting to receive their visas from the Chinese government, as a year-end deadline approaches. Meanwhile, web sites of both media outlets have been blocked in China after they published articles detailing the wealth of the families of China’s top leaders. Last […]
