We discussed free speech in China today in Comm Law, and here is an example of China regulating something that falls outside the – um – traditional areas of Internet regulation. Apparently Sister Furong disturbs some people in the party heirarchy.
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Sister Furong: Threat or Menace
by Kenneth Pybus | 08.23.05 | Current Events