03.07.2004, 14:07
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Zitat:China to Target Mobile Phone Messaging.
Fri Jul 2, 4:53 PM ET
By ELAINE KURTENBACH, AP Business Writer
SHANGHAI, China - Chinese authorities plan to use new technology to improve surveillance of mobile phone messages amid efforts to intensify policing of private communications, reports said Friday.
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According to the Paris-based group Reporters Without Borders, the campaign also aims to widen surveillance of political dissent.
Beijing already screens e-mail, censors Internet chatrooms and blocks access to foreign Web sites considered subversive. But mobile phone messaging — known as short-message service, or SMS — is a newer technology, and the government has struggled to develop ways to control it.
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Zitat:China rejects Hong Kong push for DemocracyWie war das nochmal mit ein land 2 Systeme ? :evil:
HONG KONG (AP) — China said Saturday it will stick by a decision ruling out the direct election of Hong Kong's next leader, rejecting a demand by tens of thousands of the territory's people who had marched in protest two days before.
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