Tiananmen

China, media, and democracy »

Anarchocyclist on SFU Communication professor Yeuzhi Zhao's talk at the downtown campus.

Will Hutton says that China needs civil society and the other capitalist institutions that make Western economies great »

In other words, China is no different than other companies, as they need to follow the same economic rules everybody else does to grown into a well-developed economy and political culture. Also interesting to note that he accepts official estimates of Tiananmen Square in 1989.

Tiananmen Square on Google Images

January 26th, 2006

Credit goes to Juan's del.icio.us bookmarks (he also has a weblog) for the heads up, spotted via the 'china' tag on del.icio.us: check out the difference between a search for 'tiananmen' on images.google.cn (left) and images.google.com (right). Click the thumbnails for larger versions.

search for 'tiananmen' on Google Images China search for 'tiananmen' on Google Images (North America)

Rebecca MacKinnon and Jeremy Goldkorn, as they do typically, have excellent summaries and links to reaction about Google's censoring of search results on its mainland Chinese service.

(Screenshots taken on January 26th at 4:15 PM Pacific, using webkit2png.)

Time passes, and it looks like Marshall Kirkpatrick and Charles Miller (via Brett via a LiveJournaler with friends-only posts) had the same idea.

A bench at Tiananmen »

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