Understanding the Internet's Political Impact in Asia

George, Cherian

doi:10.1163/1568531043584908

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The Politics Of Controlled Internet In China1

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“…To achieve this the Chinese authorities employ what George (2004) terms as 'promiscuous' methods of control over Internet content and users. Promiscuity denotes the way the authorities do not limit their control of the Internet to computerised means and technologies only.…”

Section: The Politics Of Controlled Internet In Chinamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Therefore, this view has came under increasing criticism (Warf & Grimes 1997, 261;George 2004;Harwit & Clark 2001, 377-382;Kalathil et al 2003, chapter 6). According to this view, most authoritarian regimes that engage in Internet censorship, such as the People's Republic of China, North Korea, Vietnam, Singapore, and Saudi-Arabia, have been able to a varying degree, to create a controlled environment of Internet usage.…”

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