China: From the Great Wall to the Internet, State Control Endures
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2012.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The Great Wall of China, built to keep out the “barbarians,” is both a myth and a reality. No longer just a barrier, it has multiple meanings and has come to symbolize China. Centuries later, the Chinese regime has reverted to type by building another wall to contain the Internet, with five component parts: technical control, legal regulation, social pressures, national companies and, finally, influence on the international scene.
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The Great Wall of China, built to keep out the “barbarians,” is both a myth and a reality. No longer just a barrier, it has multiple meanings and has come to symbolize China. Centuries later, the Chinese regime has reverted to type by building another wall to contain the Internet, with five component parts: technical control, legal regulation, social pressures, national companies and, finally, influence on the international scene.
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