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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Censorship_in_ChinaCensorship in China - Wikipedia

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   Censorship in China is seen as a tool to maintain the rule of the CCP. The Council on Foreign Relations says that unwelcome views may be censored by authorities who exploit the vagueness in laws concerning publication of state secrets.

2. www.ualberta.ca › en › china-instituteChina's 'Great Firewall' and the Politics of Media Control

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   Dec 17, 2018 · The GFW is a government censorship instrument that manages online content in the country. The instrument allows the CCP to regulate access to online information and govern communication. The regime is instrumental in controlling the flow of ideas within the country.

3. www.newsweek.com › china-censorship-us-xi-jinpingHow Chinese censorship is going global—with help from US ...

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   Feb 20, 2024 · A new report says that the CCP's censorship is going global in... Protesters hold up a white piece of paper to protest censorship in China during the COVID pandemic, on November 27, 2022 in...

4. freedomhouse.org › article › chinese-communist-partyChinese Communist Party’s Media Influence Expands Worldwide

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   Jan 14, 2020 · Beijing’s Global Megaphone provides a comprehensive guide to the evolving ways in which CCP media influence extends beyond mainland China—in the form of censorship, propaganda, and control over content-delivery systems.

5. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullInformation control by public punishment: The logic of ...

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   Oct 13, 2020 · Information controls are instrumental to the rule of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). 5 A large body of literature studies the mechanisms, targets, and goals of China’s online censorship regime. Yet, the types of content that the CCP is targeting remains a topic of debate.

   • Author: Lotus Ruan, Jeffrey Knockel, Masashi Crete-Nishihata

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6. www.jstor.org › stable › 26335242China's Media Censorship: A Dynamic and Diversified Regime

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   censorship strategies to accommodate the transformation of the media environment? How do autocrats prioritize their censorship agenda given their limited time and resources to regulate news? I analyze an original dataset that contains 1,403 secret censorship directives issued by the Chinese propaganda apparatus. The direc

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   Is censorship a tool to maintain CCP rule?

   • Censorship in China is seen as a tool to maintain the rule of the CCP. The Council on Foreign Relations says that unwelcome views may be censored by authorities who exploit the vagueness in laws concerning publication of state secrets.

   Censorship in China - Wikipedia

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   Is CCP censorship going global?

   • Protesters hold up a white piece of paper to protest censorship in China during the COVID pandemic, on November 27, 2022 in Beijing. A new report says that the CCP's censorship is going global in... Protesters hold up a white piece of paper to protest censorship in China during the COVID pandemic, on November 27, 2022 in Beijing.

   How Chinese censorship is going global—with help from US companies

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   What is censorship in China?

   • This article is about censorship in the People's Republic of China. For censorship in the Republic of China (Taiwan), see Censorship in Taiwan. Censorship in the People's Republic of China (PRC) is mandated by the country's ruling party, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). It is one of the strictest censorship regimes in the world. [ 1 ]

   Censorship in China - Wikipedia

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   Does censorship affect China's online information control regime?

   • China’s online information control regime relies heavily on censorship, which is implemented by private companies. Because of such delegation, research on information controls drawing from results of social media censorship offers only a piece of the puzzle because they may not reflect accurately what the state wishes to control.

   Information control by public punishment: The logic of signalling repres…

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   How does the CCP control the media?

   • First, the CCP's control of media is flexible. Depending on the strategic value of dif ferent issue areas, the propaganda apparatus chooses to ban, restrict, or encourage media contents. Second, the censorship strategies change according to the new developments of the media environ ment.

   China's Media Censorship: A Dynamic and Diversified Regime

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   Does deliberately incomplete censorship help censors check on difficult-to-control local officials?

   • Lorentzen (forthcoming) argues that deliberately incomplete censorship allows the central government to check on difficult-to-control local officials. information by boosting credibility of the media's reports. My article adds to the literature by showing two sources of authoritarian resilience involved in China's censorship strategies.

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8. www.iri.org › resources › coercion-capture-andCoercion, Capture, and Censorship: Case Studies on the CCP's ...

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   Sep 28, 2022 · Coercion, Capture, and Censorship: Case Studies on the CCP’s Quest for Global Influence. The world has changed profoundly in the year since the International Republican Institute released its latest survey of People’s Republic of China (PRC) malign influence efforts, A World Safe for the Party.