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ShareSoutherland: Chinese Bloggers Bypass Censors to Break Stories
Dan Southerland, executive editor at Radio Free Asia, talks about Chinese bloggers and “online muckrakers” breaking stories in China.
Interviewee: Ashley W. Esarey
Interviewer: Carin Zissis
February 15, 2007
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