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CHINA RELENTS; TO ALLOW LIVE COVERAGE OUTSIDE OLYMPIC VENUES
Jul 10 2008 
The International Olympic Committee indicated today (Thursday) that Chinese organizers have lifted restrictions that appeared (more)

OLYMPICS MEDIA BATTLE CHINA SYNDROME
Jun 17 2008 
Following numerous reports that China has imposed restrictions on foreign news media that will impede (more)

NETWORKS FACE GREAT WALL OF CHINA
Jun 10 2008 
Television networks around the world (including the U.S.'s NBC) who have been licensed to cover (more)

CHINA REFUSES TO ISSUE VISA TO FINNISH FILMMAKER
Thursday, August 7 2008    Digg!
China has refused to allow Finnish documentary filmmaker Arto Halonen to attend the Beijing Olympics as part of his country's Olympic Committee delegation, because, it claimed, he broke Chinese law on his previous visit. Between 1994 and 1998 Halonen filmed his award-winning Two Ways of Divinity in Tibet and China in which he examined China's policies towards Tibet, claiming in part that China had installed puppet religious leaders in the country. In a statement issued today (Thursday), Halonen said, "If defending the rights of Tibetan and Chinese people and aiming to get to the truth means breaking the law, the Chinese government's idea of justice is at the level of the Inquisition. The events surrounding the Olympics pose important questions to the international community: why do we allow China to politicize the Olympics and manipulate its citizens through the event?"


THEATERS DODGE OLYMPICS
Wednesday, August 6 2008 
Aware of the competition from Friday's scheduled telecast of the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games, Sony and Warner Bros. have decided to move their latest releases into theaters today (Friday). (China reportedly is spending $300 million on the show, more than the budget of any Hollywood film ever produced.) While one of the films, The Pineapple Express, is expected to give The Dark Knight a run for the money in its fourth weekend, analysts (more)

JOURNALIST GETS SNEAK PEAK AT OLYMPICS CEREMONIES
Thursday, July 31 2008 
In a breach of massive Chinese security, a Korean television cameraman walked into Beijing's National Stadium, filmed some of the rehearsals for the Olympic's Opening Night ceremonies, returned, and saw his efforts go viral -- appearing not only on YouTube, but also on mainstream network programs in the U.S. The video showed a procession of athletes wearing white suits, posing as Olympic athletes and greeting the crowd, and an assemblage of kung-fu performers battling it (more)

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