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YouTube Again Accessible
According to a New York Times briefing, YouTube access has been restored in China: The Chinese government has lifted its block of YouTube, the popular video-sharing Web site run by Google. On Friday, people in Beijing access the site without using special software to enter it through a proxy server, a common way of getting around Internet walls put up by the government. Danwei notes that Chinese IPMarch 27, 2009 9:18 PM
Why China’s Web Copycats Succeed
Paul Delinger gives some background on why copycat Chinese Internet applications can flourish, for China Tracker: When it
Qin Gang (秦刚): What Can and Cannot be Watched Online
The following excerpt is from remarks by Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Qin Gang (秦刚) during a press co
April 1, 2009 11:04 PM
Austin Ramzy: Why China’s Block on YouTube Is Backfiring
Austin Ramzy explains why blocking YouTube undermines the Chinese government’s claim that the video of Chinese poli
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