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• Facebook Users Climb Over China's Firewall

BEIJING - The Great Firewall of China has helped the government block websites from the Falun Gong to Twitter for years in the world's most censored Internet market. He Xin recently discovered how to bypass the restrictions. I climbed over the wall," said He, an electrical technology major at China's Yanshan University in Qinhuangdao. "Very few of my classmates and friends can climb over the wall, so I can't add them as friends on Facebook yet.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• February 22, 2011

• Internet censorship as a trade barrier: a look at the WTO consistency of the great firewall in the wake of the China-Google dispute.

TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II. CHINA'S TOOLBOX OF INTERNET CONTROLS A. Filtering or Blocking through the Great Firewall B. Deletion and Removal...

• Georgetown Journal of International Law
• Vol. 42 Nbr. 4, June 2011

• Cracks in 'Great Firewall of China' ; Blogger's Disappearance Reveals Nervous Despots

China's crackdown on political activists and commentators in light of the Jasmine revolutions sweeping across the Middle East and North Africa was expected. The latest high-profile case is Sunday's disappearance of Yang Hengjun, a Chinese-born Australian novelist who was visiting in Guangzhou. That Mr. Yang once worked in China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs always marked him as a person of interest to the authorities. But the fact that he also is a frequent contributor to more than 10 blogs that appear on Chinese portals tells us that Beijing is increasingly worried that its strategy to control the Internet could be failing. China spends a vast amount of resources on monitoring and censoring the Internet. Its Golden Shield Project, which builds and maintains what is popularly known as t...

• The Washington Times
• April 01, 2011

• The Clinton Firewall

Since at least the South Carolina primary, the Clinton campaign's message has been stripped of its poll-tested nuance and has become a crass drumbeat aimed at reminding voters that Obama is black. Whether it is former President Clinton likening Obama's campaign to Jesse Jackson's runs, Clinton aides telling the Associated Press that Obama is "the black candidate," or former vice presidential candidate Géraldine Ferraro claiming Obama's success is a product of his skin color, barely a week goes by without a white Clinton surrogate injecting race into the nominating contest. First and most obvious, she wants to win as many of the remaining states as possible to keep her tally of "pledged" delegates-delegates won in primaries and caucuses-as large as possible. In March, Politico.com correc...

• In These Times
• August 26, 2009

• 14 CFR 125.145 - Firewall construction.

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 14: Aeronautics and Space

• Firewall

There's not a lot of suspense in online banking fraud, and director [Richard Loncraine] can't muster much excitement out of endless shots of people typing on laptops. He also shunts aside an impressive cast to better showcase the star's sullen grunting. Virginia Madsen-such a revelation in Sideways-is stuck sitting around waiting to get rescued, while blink-and-you'll-miss-them cameos from Alan Arkin and Robert Forster constitute a criminal waste of talent. Alas, there's not a moment of in which there's the slightest doubt about what's going to happen next-or even what's going to happen three or four scenes after that. Sitting through the movie feels like running out the clock, a sensation clearly shared by [Harrison Ford], who turns in one of his glummest, most listless perfor...

• Philadelphia Weekly
• August 06, 2009

• Computing Beyond the Firewall

On Feb 18, 2010 news agencies reported an attack in which the Kneber botnet used the well known ZeuS Trojan Horse to deliver itself to thousands of computers and proceeded to use these machines to collect information and spread itself to other computers. The world of Open IT has begun. It is being executed every day by thousands or millions of employees who are just trying to get their work done as efficiently as possible. Increasingly, no company can provide all of the tools that can be found on the Internet and no company can survive without access to those tools. Ask yourself a few very practical questions about where you get the information services necessary to do your job. Open IT in which data and computation is distributed all over the Internet is the logical end-state of these ...

• Research Technology Management
• Vol. 53 Nbr. 3, May 2010

• Firewall

Hope will have carried the day." (columnist Charles Krauthammer) "Should Clinton's '' of Texas and Ohio provide her no more protection than Florida offered Rudy Giuliani, then Democrats, with the nomination process effectively over, can begin efforts to unify the party and focus on winning the hearts of independent voters key to victory in general election." (columnist Donna Brazile) "For one thing, if this is an election where a candidate wins by virtue of being seen as winning-a definition of momentum-that would mean that voters in coming states would be influenced by the outcome of earlier races.

• American Journalism Review; AJR
• Vol. 30 Nbr. 2, April 2008

• Sourcefire Introduces Industry's First Next-Generation Firewall with Integrated Next-Generation IPS.

New Universal Platform Surpasses Existing Solutions with Increased Awareness, Automation and the Industry's Best Threat Prevention COLUMBIA, Md. -- ...

• Business Wire
• December 05, 2011

• Oakridge Recovery Plan Hits Firewall

When fire swept through the Oakridge Mobile Home Park in 2008 and destroyed hundreds of homes, owners of the Sylmar residential park believed it could be restored to its former thriving state. But as the recession steamed ahead and property prices plummeted, many Oakridge residents took their insurance payouts and bought single-family homes at steep bargains in the nearby community.

• Los Angeles Daily News
• April 17, 2011