Internet Politics - Fortnightly(ish) Link Roundup for September 29, 2007

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Fortnightly(ish) Link Roundup for September 29, 2007

Posted on Sat, Sep 29, 2007 at 3:51 PM by Andrew Chadwick

Burma and Internet #

Internet Filtering in Burma in 2005: A Country Study #

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Times to Stop Charging for Parts of Its Web Site - New York Times #

Americans giving up friends, sex for Web life - Yahoo! News #

Wonkosphere #

BBC NEWS | Politics | Miliband promises return of blog #

Silicon Valley Rallies for Republican Ron Paul at San Francisco Breakfast #

Text Messaging GOTV Actually Works | Future Majority #

FORA.tv - The World Is Thinking #

Anti-war Activism in the Information Age #

Titan Rain - how Chinese hackers targeted Whitehall | Technology | The Guardian #

The Information Revolution and World Politics (Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.) #

Chicago Scraps Plans for Wi-Fi Network - washingtonpost.com #

New Political Communication Unit - NPCU Blog - Measuring online success #

Media | It's arrived: the feminisation of the net #

MySpace Had 4 Times the Sex Offenders Originally Reported #

The UK Says No to Over 50 Year Music Copyright #

Why middle England gets the Mail #

MotherJones.com | News #

Blogging ban for the armed forces #

Changing the Terms of Debate - New York Times #

New Political Communication Unit - Politics: Web 2.0: An International Conference #

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