HRIC Case Study: Shi Tao and Yahoo

November 2005

Date	Source	Article Name
11-4	South China Morning Post		"CHINA: Watchdog to continue inquiry into 'spy' e-mail"
11-2	South China Morning Post		"Privacy watchdog sees no wrong in Yahoo! disclosure"

October 2005

Date	Source	Article Name
10-31	Foreign Policy		"Expert Sitings"
10-26	Manitoban Online		"Free Speech is not a Guaranteed Right"
10-25	Asia Pacific Media Network		"CHINA: Dissident blasts Yahoo for complying with Beijing"
10-24	New York Times		"Yahoo in China: Rising tide of anger"
10-21	The Age		"Conditions better but human rights remain elusive"
10-18	Financial Times		"China dissident attacks Yahoo over jailing"
10-17	Voice of America		"CPJ Names Three Journalists, Lawyer as Winners of Annual Freedom Award"
10-17	Forbes		"Yahoo betrayed customers for revealing journalist info - China dissident"
10-14	China Information Center		"An Open Letter to Jerry Yang, Chairman of Yahoo! Inc.Regarding the Arrest of Shi Tao"
10-9	Financial Times		"Battle blogging for profit"
10-6	ITworld.com		"Semel defends actions in Chinese journalist case"
10-6	Arizona Republic		"World affairs group hopes to bring world to Arizona"
10-6	Athens News		"International news report: China takes aim at its bloggers"
10-4	The Australian		"Online curbs in China"
10-4	The Foreign Correspondents' Club, Hong Kong		"FCC to Yahoo: No Excuse For Being an Accomplice"
10-4	Agence France Presse		"Hong Kong press club condemns Yahoo! over China journalist jailing"
10-3	Time Asia Magazine		"China's Web Watchers"
10-2	Houston Chronicle		"American companies must never check their morals at the border of lucrative foreign markets"
10-2	Mercury News		"U.S. firms shouldn't trade their morals to work in China"

[The content of state secrets in Chinese law...goes far beyond ordinary definitions of national security to encompass, in fact, most information handled by the government.]

September 2005

Date	Source	Article Name
9-29	Boxun News		"China intensifies its clamp down on journalists"
9-29	eTalkinghead		"Yahoo In China - Victim or Collaborator?"
9-28	Mercury News		"Valley firms in China should unite to stand up for what's right"
9-26	BBC News		"China tightens grip on web news"
9-25	PittsburghLIVE		"Boy Bill, abroad & at home"
9-23	BusinessWeek		"Mary Meeker on China's Online Future"
9-22	ZDnet Asia		"Looking the other way"
9-22	Christian Science Monitor		"China's model for a censored Internet"
9-21	BusinessWeek		"A Cooler Look at Yahoo in China"
9-20	International Herald Tribune		"Yahoo's mess of pottage"
9-18	NY Times		"Building the Great Firewall of China, With Foreign Help"
9-19	NY Times		"Bad Company"
9-18	Washington Post		"Obeying Orders"
9-18	San Francisco Chronicle		"Chinese Internet vs. free speech: Hard choices for U.S. tech giants"
9-18	Asia Times		"Yahoo's fingering of reporter hurts tech funding"
9-14	LA Times		"Just following orders in China"
9-14	New York Sun		"Pataki in Red China"
9-14	Baltimore Sun		"China under new assault on human rights"
9-14	New York Sun		"Pataki's China Trip Attracts Criticism on Rights Issues"
9-13	South China Morning Post		"Boycott threat shames Yahoo"
9-13	BBC News		"How the web is taking off in China"
9-12	Financial Times		"Yahoo admits role in China dissident case"
9-12	The Chicago Tribune		"Global pursuits leave Web firms in quandary"
9-12	Sydney Morning Herald		"Yahoo founder explains China email move"
9-11	Agence France Presse		"In China's cyberspace, many do not know the dangers of a careless phrase"
9-11	International Herald Tribune		"Yahoo had to comply in China reporter case, founder says"
9-11	Guardian Unlimited		"Clinton: China Must Tolerate More Dissent"
9-11	The Sunday Times		"Clinton urged to help dissident exposed by Yahoo!"
9-10	Washington Post		"Yahoo Says It Gave China Internet Data"
9-10	Wired News		"Yahoo Gives Up Reporter's E-Mail"
9-9	South China Morning Post		"Accused over jailing; Yahoo says it obeys law"
9-9	Christian Science Monitor		"Yahoo, Chinese police, and a jailed journalist"
9-8	The Daily Telegraph		"Web of complicity"
9-8	The New York Times		"Yahoo role documented in Chinese trial"
9-8	CNSNews.com		"Yahoo under Fire over Jailing of Chinese Journalist"
9-8	CNSNews.com		"Clinton Urged to Address Internet Repression in China"
9-7	BBC News		"Firms face moral dilemma in China"

August 2005

Date	Source	Article Name
8-25	The Australian News		"Appeal over Chinese dissident jailing"
8-25	Committee to Protect Journalists		"Imprisoned journalist Shi Tao's family files for review of appeal"