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4 Nov 2013:
The latest teaser trailer for Lars von Trier's explicit sex-odyssey film is taken down from video-sharing site
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2 Nov 2013: David Hearst: There are boundaries that journalists are not supposed to cross, but the state's version of events is starting to be challenged on social media
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1 Nov 2013:
Film made by the People's Liberation Army espouses view that increasing Hollywood presence is 'infiltration'
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31 Oct 2013:
Back to 1942 director Feng Xiaogang uses US trip to complain about interference from government agency
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31 Oct 2013: Monica Tan: As China's citizens use the web to protest and share information, the authorities' assault on internet "rumours" is only the most visible part of the clampdown
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29 Oct 2013:
Roy Greenslade is surprised by the prime minister's lack of knowledge about defence advisory notices
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28 Oct 2013: Fianna Fáil bids to abolish Republic's 'archaic' Censorship of Publications Board
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Guardian Professional, 28 Oct 2013: China's appetite for Western musicals is growing, finds Jo Caird, but ticket prices are preventing audiences from doing likewise
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26 Oct 2013:
Laurie Penny: Kneejerk calls for a ban on Facebook's beheading video obscure the issue: the fate of the victim
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24 Oct 2013: Ali Jannati promises more liberal review of forbidden literature, in line with country's reformist new regime
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23 Oct 2013:
Social networking site backs down after protests and withdraws video showing masked man beheading woman in Mexico
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22 Oct 2013:
Editorial: What an irony that modern communications should have put primeval displays of bloodlust back in front of a mass audience
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22 Oct 2013:
Ezra F Vogel says it was 'better to have 90% of the book available there than zero'
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22 Oct 2013: David Cameron says social network must explain to parents its decision to allow images showing decapitations
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21 Oct 2013:
Distributor objects to decision to exclude unaccompanied teenagers from 'wholesome' drama about forced adoption
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