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China: Technorati blocked

Posted 26 April 2006 11:18 GMT

Technorati has been blocked. Albeit limited, Technorati used to be the best Chinese-language aggregating one could hope to get.

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3 comments

  • Winds of Change.NET

    China Blocking Technorati

    The title says it all.

    26 April 2006, 12:07 pm
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  • Pingback: Tags and censorship at Within / Without

    […] Sad thing is, once the government gets the wind of it, they’ll probably block access to the tagging site (Technorati, Del.icio.us), so it’s people who are not blocked by the firewall who end up accessing the information. Technorati for a start appears to be blocked in parts of China. […]

    27 April 2006, 4:40 am
  • Andrew Lih

    Technorati Inaccessible in PRC

    A number of folks have reported that as of two days ago Technorati, the most useful blog search engine, has been inaccessible from inside the PRC. That’s unfortunate, as it had a decent number of Chinese blog sites indexed. Don’t be surpris…

    27 April 2006, 12:11 pm
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