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IMDB.com blocked in China
Movie review website IMDB.com (clearly a nest of splittist and anti-China forces) has been blocked in China by the Great FireWall. In honor of this event , we present this Youtube video of Queen singing 'Another one bites the dust'. Of course...
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Thu, Jan 01 2010 6:32 AM
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GFW outage
China's Internet censorship system, known to most of its opponents as the Great FireWall of GFW suffered an outage last night. According to comments on this website and chatter on Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, Danwei.org and Twitter itself were all...
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Sun, Jan 01 2010 7:41 PM
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Picking off the small troublemakers...
... One by one. From Global Voices: Three prominent bloggers GFWed in the same week Following the blocking of veteran Internet essayist He Caitou's two longstanding blogs hecaitou.net and caobian.info on December 25, renowned columnist Lian Yue had...
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Thu, Dec 12 2009 7:38 PM
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Yeeyan.com stops publishing and shuts off server
A few days ago the server for the translation website, Yeeyan.com, was down. Today it was confirmed that Yeeyan.com had been shut down. The Guardian reports : Yeeyan's main website, which also publishes other material translated by its members, has...
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Fri, Dec 12 2009 5:02 AM
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Would you consider leaving China because of Internet blocks?
Prompted by a blogpost on Chinasolved.com about ' China fractured web ', I put together a short online survey and advertised it on my personal Twitter feed yesterday afternoon. It was also mentioned on Danwei's Twitter feed and on Flypig 's...
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Fri, Aug 08 2009 3:15 AM
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Twitter is blocked
In another act of net nanny folly Twitter.com has been blocked on the Chinese mainland. The same thing happened in the lead-up to the Tiananmen anniversary, but was unblocked days later. Could this be a longer purge? At first https access was still working...
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Mon, Jul 07 2009 5:22 AM
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Has China Telecom been green damned?
Danwei commenter eric left a comment today to alert us to the fact that he was encountering the above message rather the usual "Connection Timeout" notice for certain sites. Is this China Telecom taking inspiration from Green Dam but replacing...
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Thu, Jul 07 2009 2:03 AM
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Google.com blocked in China
I like the People's Republic of China. A lot. I love living in Beijing. I unashamedly love China and want to stay here and be a part of China's rise and China's success. Despite their frequent missteps, I genuinely think the Chinese Communist...
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Wed, Jun 06 2009 10:18 AM
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Google says "Gao Ye" is a sensitive word in any form
Gao Ye on Focus Interview When CCTV revealed that Google China was allowing Internet users on the mainland to search for pornography, the station's Focus Interview program interviewed a college student named Gao Ye (高也), who described how one of his...
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Tue, Jun 06 2009 10:11 PM
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State media blames Google for porn
Searching for "son" brings up some compromising results The latest development in the government's Internet cleansing is a CCTV attack on Google China for pornographic content, which aired last night. Supposedly, one of the crimes is searching...
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Fri, Jun 06 2009 2:30 AM
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Oddities in the Green Dam filtered words list
Green Dam Girl: policing Internet content With the July 1 deadline for installation of the Green Dam-Youth Escort content filter fast approaching, Internet users inside and outside China continue to pick apart the software's security and the scope...
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Sat, Jun 06 2009 11:45 PM
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Twitter available in China again
Twitter and Flickr, blocked in China since last week , seem to be available again according to reports from Shanghai, Qingdao and Beijing. Chinese websites such as Fanfou.com that suspended service due to "server maintenance" last week seem...
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Mon, Jun 06 2009 1:51 AM
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Chinese websites "under maintenance"
Fanfou.com VeryCD.com The administrators of Chinese websites are putting in a period of inaccessibility on their sites for a period of two to three days starting with the Tıаnanmen anniversary tomorrow. Fanfou.com, China's knock-off version of Twitter...
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Wed, Jun 06 2009 4:39 AM
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Twitter and other key sites blocked in China as of today
Twitter v. China's GFW And... there we have it. Michael Anti was right after all: Danwei : In terms of new media, do you still feel that in China censors could control everything that's happening in this area － you once said that if they shut...
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Tue, Jun 06 2009 5:20 AM
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Blogger.com blocked, but not the Washington Post
China's Net Nanny moves in mysterious ways. Google's blogging platform Blogger.com is blocked again. Of other frequently blocked websites: Wikipedia is currently available, including Chinese language pages. Many BBC web pages are available but...
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Fri, May 05 2009 8:15 AM
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