| 词条 | Wang Junxiu |
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Wang opposed China's Green Dam proposal for all computers in the country to be equipped with internet filtering software.[8] In July 2010 his blog and those of other "public opinion leader" were removed from Sohu.com, one of China's most popular web portals.[9] Wang's story was featured in Philip P. Pan's book Out of Mao's Shadow[10] He and Tieng Biao discussed the citizen rights movement in China since 2003 and how it "has opened a new direction in the democracy movement" at 2009 seminar.[11] References1. ^ {{DEFAULTSORT:Wang, Junxui}}2. ^ 3. ^Google threatens China pullout after attacks on Gmail accounts of human rights activists By Graham SmithLast updated at 11:18 PM on 13 January 2010 Daily Mail 4. ^http://cn.creativecommons.org/en/abouten/adviceen/ 5. ^Tania Branigan [https://www.theguardian.com/world/2009/jan/06/china-internet-censorship China cracks down on 'vulgar' online searches]; Google told to regulate content or face penalties; Censorship linked to year of sensitive anniversaries The Guardian 6 January 2009 6. ^Berkshire Encyclopedia of China page 180 7. ^book excerpt {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110715024511/http://www.outofmaosshadow.com/excerpt/ |date=15 July 2011 }} Out of Mao's Shadow Philip P. Pan 8. ^China postpones web filter plan; China backtracks on controversial Green Dam internet monitoring software amid outcry. 1 July 2009 Al Jazeera 9. ^Oiwan Lam China: Sohu.com removed online public opinion leaders' blog accounts 15 July 2010 Global Voices 10. ^GORDON G. CHANG Letters From China, Written in Blood Special to the Sun | 16 June 2008 New York Sun 11. ^ 4 : Living people|Chinese businesspeople|Chinese bloggers|Year of birth missing (living people) |
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