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China's Olympics. Darfur. Steven Spielberg. Take It Away, ImageThief

By Dan Harris and Steve Dickinson

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I was going to do a post surveying the blogosphere on Steven Spielberg's decision to pull out of the Olympics. My post was going to highlight Mutant Palm's and Silicon Hutong's posts because I know the writers behind those two blogs really understand China and because I found their posts extremely interesting and thoughtful. But ImageThief has completely beaten me to it in his post, "Steven Spielberg pulls out of the Olympics - Updated." And since he has done a better job than I would have done, I am just going to say that if you are interested in seeing different perspectives on Spielberg's Darfur decision, you have to go here.

Full post as published by China Law Blog on February 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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