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DDoS attack to Boxun exceeds 6GB and still continues - Mar 7, 2011 - 8:55:47 PM
Since Boxun publsihed the first Jasmine Revolution announcement on Feb. 19, Boxun has receiced large amount of DDoS. The attack has exceeded 6GB/second with over  a million data packages/second.

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Boxun's main website is under serious DDoS - Feb 18, 2011 - 11:32:32 PM

Boxun has been attacked since 9am of Feb, 19 (Beijing Time). This is the most serious DDoS attack we have received.  In October 2009, Boxun was attacked badly for about a week, but this attack is stronger than ever.

We believe the attack is related to the Jasmine Revolution proposed on Feb. 20 in China.

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Chinese Students Tolling a Huge Banner to Commemorate June 4th Massacre - Jun 5, 2010 - 12:34:17 PM

A group of overseas Chinese students flew two planes on June 4th 2010 tolling a huge banner on the Hudson River to commemorate the democratic movement in 1989. The banner was on the stage for three hours moving back and forth between the Statue of Liberty and China��s Consulate-General in New York. With special permission from Air Control Center, the minimum height of the banner was just 500 feet, allowing long range of visibility by pedestrians on the ground.

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After Google, another US Internet company decides to limit its services in China - Mar 26, 2010 - 9:41:14 AM
US Internet company GoDaddy announced during a US congressional hearing yesterday that it will stop selling websites with Chinese domain names (those ending in the .cn suffix) because of the radical controls being demanded by the Chinese authorities.

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WU CO-FOUNDS BIPARTISAN GLOBAL INTERNET FREEDOM CAUCUS, INTRODUCES BILL TO COMBAT INTERNET CENSORSHIP - Mar 10, 2010 - 2:09:34 AM
WASHINGTON, DC �� Today Congressman David Wu, in cooperation with Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ), launched the Global Internet Freedom Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives.  The caucus is a bipartisan congressional organization that will promote peaceful free expression on the Internet and serve as a forum for members of Congress, the executive branch, and U.S. industry to discuss and debate ideas on how to enhance online freedom and address minimum standards of conduct for U.S. businesses that operate in Internet-suppressing countries.