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| Français: | Chine : Commentaires sur le logiciel de censure Green Dam (Barrage vert)... |
Rebecca MacKinnon from Rconversation followed up the WSJ story on China PC filter, Green Dam, and gave more background information about the application of the software locally. She also reminded that criticism on the filtering system should be consistent globally. ESWN translated user comments on the Green Dam.
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