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Tag Archives: Google
Google says “Gao Ye” is a sensitive word in any form
Google now blocks searches for phrases containing 高也 (Gao Ye), the name of the CCTV intern who blasted it for providing porn.
Posted in Net Nanny Follies
Tagged Baidu, filtered words, Google, Green Dam
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Woman in Beijing dies of bird flu
The Beijing News: A 19-year-old woman who had been hospitalized since December 27 last year was pronounced dead on January 5.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged bird flu, Google, The Beijing News
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Google: No news in China today
No news in China today, according to Google.
Posted in Internet
Tagged Beijing, censorship, Google, hacking, media regulation, net nanny, Olympics
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Google Video working in Beijing
Google Video seems to be working in Beijing.
Posted in Video
Tagged Google, media regulation, net nanny, Rebecca MacKinnon
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Real estate doldrums for Beijing
Developers slow down land trades in Beijing; Tudo fined 50,000 RMB; Online map providers investigate for secrets violations; Tu Jingwei sacked for nipple visibility.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged CCTV, clothing, Google, maps, real estate, tudou
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Western media shenanigans
Google ads on sanlunche; China for Dummies; western media on China and on Africa; Tibet and the environment; Chen Liangyu at trial; weather manipulation.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged Chen Liangyu, environment, Google
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The assassin who stabbed Bush
Google translates 刺杀布什的凶手 as ‘flippant’.
Posted in Language
Tagged Google, language, translation
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Geeks, Google, and mainland milk
milk magazine (milk新潮流) comes to the mainland in a partnership with Titan Sports. Louis Koo (古天乐) is on the cover. Google is in the supplement
Danwei Picks: 2007-11-15
Links to China Dialogue, Responsibile China, and a photo gallery of IPR violations featuring Google and Baidu logos in compromising positions.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Baidu, Google, green development, Yahoo
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Google video search for China
Google has launched a a service that searches Chinese video sharing websites. Baidu already has a video sharing function. To compare the two services, you can see what they both return for Wang Xiaofeng (王小峰): Google, Baidu.