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    Internet Censorship in China

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    FYC Ruoxuan (Catherine) Yuan Internet Censorship has negative effects on China Censorship in China has gained much attention recently because of the conflict between Google and the Chinese government’s self-censorship policies. In fact‚ censorship has been practiced since ancient China and the intensity only increases by the years. Nowadays‚ the most notable measure of censorship is being done on the Internet. More and more restrictions have been put into actions by the Chinese government‚ which

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    using both censorship and surveillance as weapons to maintain its power. Not only applicable to most notable contents as pornography‚ corruption and anarchy‚ but also‚ with the evolution of the cyber world‚ censorship in China has risen up to a higher level: cyber-censorship and cyber-surveillance through the Great Firewall. The Great Firewall The current situation The Great Firewall of China is a surveillance program of the incoming and outgoing Internet flows‚ and a cyber censorship tool. The

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    Censorship

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    Blakely Honors English Comp. II April 23‚ 2010 Censorship; A Child’s Daily Vitamin It can be alleged that American children are addicted to television. However‚ some television programs repeatedly expose children to obscenity-laden language and casual sex related situations. The influence that this type of viewing poses on school-age children must be monitored. The argument surrounding media censorship and children has been widely disputed. Censorship‚ by the Merriam-Webster Dictionary definition

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    Stricter Gun Control

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    authors‚ however‚ do believe that mass shootings in the United States contribute to a push for stricter gun control regulations. McGinty‚ for example‚ argues that gun control is often a public policy that gets pushed to the back of the political agenda. However‚ she argues that the short period of time following a mass shooting opens a window of opportunity for the discussion for the possibility of stricter gun control (2016‚ 3). Kevin Wozniak‚ author of “Public Opinion About Gun Control Post–Sandy

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    Censorship

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    Censorship‚ Education‚ and Ignorance in Fahrenheit 451 Adam La Fleur English 1oth Grade Mr. Tyler November 13‚ 2012 What does censorship mean in the book Fahrenheit 451 and what role does it play in the society? Censorship is the suppression of speech and public communication on a society because the government thinks it is bad for their people. Ray Bradbury illustrates that the government of this time uses censorship to control their people to believe that books should be burned and

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    Stricter Gun Laws

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    hand of a gun. For a long time the United States has long debated the issue on making gun laws more advanced. Americans are tired of dealing with mass shootings and wondering when the next shooting is going to happen. They want to see change with stricter gun laws preventing guns to be in the hands of the wrong people. Americans want proficient background checks that will actually work. Tougher gun laws and having more advanced backgrounds checks would be a reasonable and responsible solution for

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    Censorship

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    Censorship Censorship is a highly controversial topic regarding the arts‚ controlling the freedom of expression of artists to convey what is deemed acceptable within society. Ai Weiwei falls victim under the power of the regime and the influence of censorship guidelines within China‚ limiting the display of his art due to the important messages he raises. Andres Serrano has experienced attempted censorship on his provocative image‚ Piss Christ‚ and has been attacked for producing offensive art.

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    Nhi Nguyen English 1 Censorship of Television Cartoons Children have been more interested in cartoons since the age of two years. This has become a problem‚ as children can spend many hours a day in front of television watching cartoons‚ and the shows they watch may contain materials that are violent or not suitable for their age. Therefore‚ it is important to censor television cartoons. Censorship of television cartoons prevents children from imitating their favorite characters’ bad behaviors

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    Censorship

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    1301- TR 9:10 5 December 2013 Censorship In the beginning in 1936‚ when the first TV broadcast was shown‚ there was much more censorship in the media then there is today. What is shown now‚ compared to what was shown back then‚ is a major difference in our world. Parents today argue over the fact that there is not enough censorship to protect the children. Parents believe that violence today is caused by the decrease in censorship. There needs to be more censorship in the media because too many

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    not. The easiest way to broadcast today is the television and the radio. Those two types of media broadcasting are available to almost every person in the U.S. People of all ages watch television and listen to the radio; so there should be some censorship. There is some content that children would not be mature enough to understand and would only confuse them; there are many violent shows on television‚ for example there is one show called Prison Break‚ which is about murders trying to escape from

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