"The eastern Chinese city of Wuzhen will host the second World Internet Conference, which starts Wednesday and continues through Friday, with President Xi Jinping giving the keynote speech. The conference is part of an ambitious Chinese effort to redefine debates over cybersecurity, national sovereignty and censorship. In recent years, Chinese leaders have pushed the idea of "cyber sovereignty" -- the notion that each country's government should maintain independent control over what content is available online within its own borders. Numerous countries censor online content they deem illegal, but cyber sovereignty takes on a new dimension in China, where global web giants such as Google, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram are blocked."
Showing posts with label China trying to rewrite rules of global Internet. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 17, 2015
Here's How China's Trying To Rewrite The Rules Of The Global Internet; Huffington Post, 12/16/15
Matt Sheehan, Huffington Post; Here's How China's Trying To Rewrite The Rules Of The Global Internet:
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