Scholarly Trudeau website blocked in China (Globe and Mail)

Posted by | Mar 29, 2004

This article is on March 26’s technology page of Globe and Mail, written by Geoffery York.

“When computer sleuths from the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation studied the users of its website over the past 12 months, they found something very mysterious: Not a single person from China had visited the site.”

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