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Chinese social media censorship is not that bad
news.techeye.net
[TechEye] - Gary King, a professor in the university's government department and the report's lead author looked at activity surrounding 85 sensitive topics, ranging from last year's protests in Inner Mongolia to Ai Weiwei. What is surprising is that these posts
Google News: The Convergence of Big Data and Social Media
[EContent (press release)] available which are able to automate the validation process by using technology that goes well beyond Boolean keyword search strings (Crimson Hexagon is one such tool, based on the research of Daniel Hopkins and Gary King at Harvard University).
Chinese censorship focuses on collective action, not criticism, says ...
www.fiercegovernmentit.com
[FierceGovernmentIT] - The June study (.pdf), primarily authored by Gary King, director of the university's Institute for Quantitative Social Science, collected and analyzed billion posts from Chinese websites through data collection methods the authors say must remain
Google News: Protests, not criticism, the target for China's Internet censors, study ...
[Network World] - "With respect to speech, the Chinese people are individually free but collectively in chains," said the study, which was conducted by Harvard professor Gary King and two university PhD candidates, Jennifer Pan and Margaret Roberts. BACKGROUND: China
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