Reporters Without Borders has the internal memos:

Although Chinese police have attacked or manhandled around 10 foreign journalists since the start of the Beijing games, they were told not to obstruct the international press in directives sent to police stations at the end of July, of which Reporters Without Borders has obtained a copy. These directives nonetheless clearly instruct them to investigate the Chinese who talk to the foreign media, and another directive on 7 August (also obtained by Reporters Without Borders) orders them to deal quickly with religious demonstrations.

A classic authoritarian strategy: “Sure, go ahead, report all you want. But if anybody tells you anything we don’t want to see published, they’re going to be worm-farming in short order. Enjoy your stay!”

The originals in Chinese are on the web site; we’ll have to trust National Review’s small but influential cabal of Chinese speakers to inform Media Blog if the translations are off.