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Bill Gates Says China Censorship No Big Deal

By Theunis BatesJan 26th 2010 – 6:42PM
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(Jan. 26) – Since Bill Gates gave up the day-to-day running of Microsoft in 2008, he's tried to sell himself as the world's greatest philanthropist. But his new cuddly image took a knock Monday, when he dismissed China's much-condemned attempts to quash Internet dissent as "very limited." Speaking to ABC's "Good...

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  • 12/06/11 Wife in shock after Australian jailed in China Source: Seven News Ltd The wife of an Australian businessman jailed in China says she has cancer and fears she will die before her husband is released from prison.
  • 10/14/11 Chinese Bible Exhibition is Political Propaganda... Source: Canada Freepress MIDLAND, Texas ,—China Aid Association released a commentary on Thursday showing how a Chinese-government organized exhibit of Chinese Bibles currently touring the United States is a government propaganda ploy to deflect attention from reports of growing religious persecution in China.
  • 09/26/11 Germany's Daimler to Make Trucks in China Source: Industry Week (IW) German automaker Daimler said it has received Chinese-government approval for a truck joint venture, as the world's vehicle makers look to China for growth amid a global economic slump.
  • 08/11/11 Abbott taps into gas, rural land debates Source: The Courier-Mail Tapping into the hottest issues in rural Australia, the Opposition Leader today backed the concerns of frustrated landholders over resources companies seeking to extract coal seam gas.

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