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Category Archives: Net Nanny Follies
Chinese Net Nanny on the rampage
Youtube is blocked, the websites of The Guardian and L.A. Times newspapers are not currently accessible in Beijing; we have reader reports of the Yahoo home page not loading from around the country. In addition, web pages with high numbers … Continue reading
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Youtube blocked in China
Youtube blocked, March 2008.
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AIDS websites shut down
AIDS and hepatitis websites shut down.
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Blogspot accessible in Beijing
Blogspot back? Not likely.
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China Telecom blocking Skype?
Is Skype being blocked by China Telecom?
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Granite Studio decentralized
The excellent Granite Studio blog (“A Qing historian reads the newspaper”) has moved from Blogspot, usually blocked in China, to its own server at Granitestudio.org. As Chairman Mao said, “Command cannot be highly centralized otherwise guerrilla action is too limited … Continue reading
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Net Nanny vs. Great Firewall
GFW or Net Nanny?
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Blogspot unblocked and Nanny’s Little List
Blogs on Blogspot, the Google-owned blog hosting service, are accessible again in China today. This is the latest episode the Net Nanny’s long and silly on-again off-again harassment of Blogspot. The RSS feed managing site Feedburner, also owned by Google, … Continue reading
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Blogspot unblocked
Blogspot unblocked, again!
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Youtube returns
Youtube returns. But for how long? (October 2007)