1. The Angry Chinese Blogger."Journalist Case File: Zhang Jianhong." 23 March 2007. 7 December 2007.

    Description: A overview of the case of Zhang Jianhong, a Chinese journalist who was arrested by the Chinese government and is serving time in prison.

  2. August, Oliver."The Great Firewall: China's Misguided — and Futile — Attempt to Control What Happens Online." Wired Magazine. 23 October 2007. 5 December 2007.

    Description: A journalist discusses his trip into China and being detained by Chinese authorities over his correspondence with a Chinese dissident.

  3. Einhorn, Bruce. "How China controls the Internet." Business Week. 13 January 2006. 4 December 2007.

    Description: A FAQ on U.S business practices in China.

  4. Kwan, Victoria. " Prisoner Profile: Wang Xiaoning." 8 December 2007.

    Description: A profile of cyber dissident Wang Xiaoning and his activities on the Internet against the Chinese government.

  5. McDonald, Jeffrey G. "Congress's Dilemma: When Yahoo in China's Yahoo." Christian Science Monitor. 14 February 2006. 4 December 2007.

    Description: A story on Congress getting involved in the controversy regarding Yahoo's business practices in China.

  6. Nutall, Chris, Kirchgaessner, Stephanie. "Yahoo settles Chinese dissident case." MSNBC: Financial Times. 14 November 2007. 8 December 2007.

    Description: Yahoo's recent settled court case with two cyber dissident's families. The families sued Yahoo for giving Chinese authorities evidence that led to the arrest of the pair. Yahoo promises to try and help get the two dissidents out of prison.

  7. Tkacik Jr., John J. "China's Orwellian Internet." The Heritage Foundation: Leadership for America. 8 October 2004. 3 December 2007.

    Description: An overview of U.S assistance with China's construction of the "Great Firewall."

  8. Amnesty International USA. "Shi Tao, 10 years in prison for sending an E-mail." 9 December 2007.

    Description: Amnesty International's summary of Shi Tao's situation and plea for people to speak out on his behalf.

  9. BBC News. "Yahoo helped jail China Writer." 7 September 2005.

    Description: More information on Shi Tao's case and discusses Yahoo's involvement in greater detail.

  10. Center for Democracy and Technology."Federal Court Rejects Censorship, Endorses User Empowerment." 23 March 2007. 7 December 2007.

    Description: The Supreme Court's ruling on the Child Online Protection Act, making it unconstitutional.

  11. Electronic Frontiers Australia. "Internet Censorship: Law and Policy around the World: USA." 28 March 2002. 6 December 2007.

    Description: A overview of Internet Censorship in the United States.

  12. eumap.org. "Breaking Through the Golden Shield." 8 December 2007.

    Description: Details on the recently completed Golden Shield Project in China that is designed to improve it's internet monitoring and filtering mechanisms.

  13. Human Rights Watch."Freedom of Expression and the Internet in China." 5 December 2007.

    Description: A list of all the internet regulation laws in China and the many people that have been prosecuted under these laws.

  14. IDG News Service staff. "China celebrates 10 years of being connected to the Internet." Australian PC World. 17 May 2004. 4 December 2007.

    Description: A brief timeline of Internet development in China as well as a overview of the current situation regarding China's internet regulation.