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Archive for March, 2010
Google’s Retreat Highlights Internet Freedom
This article is by RFA president Ms. Libby Liu. It first appeared in the Huffington Post. What an amazing week. It started with Google on Monday deciding to reroute its Chinese users to its unfiltered Hong Kong-based search engine. But it didn’t end there. What Chinese authorities hoped would be a blip that would neatly [...]
RFA News Summary March 29, 2010
This a summary of stories being carried on Radio Free Asia today March 29, 2010. Please use the links to go directly to the relevant RFA language website to listen to the stories or read original language transcripts. Some items are translated into English and are available on RFA’s English language page. If there are stories [...]
Mekong Diaries: Day 66
Today we have a single simple goal: get a boat and go the literal, physical end of the river.
Mekong Diaries: Day 64
Today we are confronted by the difference between plans and practice. On paper getting to the end of a river sounds as simple as following a thin blue line, while in life getting to the end of anything is never that straightforward.
Mekong Diaries: Day 63
With the sun yet to rise we are already downstairs for a quick breakfast of eggs and strained coffee sweetened with condensed milk, then into a brand new taxi to a nearby floating market.
Mekong Diaries: Day 62
With the sights of Can Tho failing to provide a new window on life on the Mekong, we decide that our best efforts can be turn towards gaining as much expert testimony as we can.
Mekong Diaries: Day 61
Last night we briefly met our government guide, and this morning he is up before us, waiting downstairs in the dining room of our small hotel.
Further Ways To Access Google.com In China
Other suggestions for getting round the Great Firewall and accessing sites such as Google.com – The US based web browser and other censored sites are: Freegate: Freegate is an anti-censorship software for secure and fast Internet access. It was developed and maintained by Dynamic Internet Technology Inc. (DIT), a pioneer in censorship-circumvention operation. * users [...]
Accessing Google.com From China
Google’s move to redirect its China.cn search engine to Hong Kong has left many netizens in the mainland frustrated. However computer literate anti-censorship groups and individuals are already working on ways for Chinese based internet users to gain access to US based Google.com. One suggestion is to use http://www.surfbouncer.com to completely bypass the blocks and [...]
RFA News Summary March 22 2010
This a summary of stories being carried on Radio Free Asia today March 22, 2010. Please use the links to go directly to the relevant RFA language website to listen to the stories or read original language transcripts. Some items are translated into English and are available on RFA’s English language page. If there are stories [...]