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Yahoo!!!!
Yahoo! is getting sued in two separate cases: The wife of a jailed dissident writer and by a human rights/anti-torture group. Yahoo’s lame excuse to-date has been that Yahoo its own employees in China...
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The trouble with Oiwan
When the Oiwan Lam controversy began I predicted four things: Support for her cause would be hard to muster because people might feel as though Oiwan invited trouble by publishing a picture that she...
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Goolag
Thnaks to DMP for this and to The Cult of the Dead Cow folks who have given permission to you to use this on any medium you choose.
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The Great Firewall Test: Is your site blocked in China?
I have been a it under the weather this week and busy permanently wrapping up work. So, I ask your pardon for the light postings of late. I will be back tomorrow (the first day of Golden Week) in full...
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Hacktavists in China?
One of the best books I’ve ever read was about the close of WWII and military loyalist attempts to counter the Imperial edict to surrender. Nihon no Ichiban Nagai no Hi (“Japan’s Longest Day”) is a...
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We need an Olympics in China EVERY Year!
WordPress.com is unblocked! Wikipedia is free (albeit a teeeeenie bit censored for individual items like the two “T” words…), Technorati is out of the closet! It is almost like being back home–Well,...
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The trouble with Oiwan….
When the Oiwan Lam controversy began I predicted four things: Support for her cause would be hard to muster because people might feel as though Oiwan invited trouble by publishing a picture that she...
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For a laugh, or not…
Click on the pic…Some of you may have seen this a while back, but…. Update: My jubilation was short-lived. WordPress is blocked in China again…..
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Global Voices Correspondent Facing Jail and $400,000 HKD Fine For Obsenity
Posted in ESNW: “In brief, Oiwan Lam published an essay at the InMediaHK website that included a linked photograph from Flickr for the purpose of discussing the state of censorship in Hong Kong. Oiwan...
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And let the real games begin…
Four years ago I befriended a Vietnam veteran who was clean and sober after years of Cocaine addiction. He was one of the hardest working and congenial men I’d met at the VA hospital. He was employed...
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