The Chinese government employs what is called the Great Firewall of China, and controls its citizens' use of the internet with a firm hand. Google has stopped warning Chinese Internet users that some of the words they might search for could see...
In order to be certain that your site is being listed in Baidu, it’s a great idea to host in China behind the Chinese firewall. Unfortunately, most social media sites and other popular sites exclude Baidu’s spiders due to the Chinese internet...
The speculation about whether Facebook will penetrate China's great firewall abounds. Would opening up the Great Firewall expose more security issues? While ads for Chinese businesses does not necessarily constitute opening up the 457 million...
The government blocks web content that it deems politically sensitive in a vast system dubbed the "Great Firewall of China", PhysOrg pointed out. While China surpassed the United States for internet user population about a year ago, it now seems...
Seems the Chinese government used the "Great Firewall" to block Google, YouTube and Gmail for a couple of days this week, Fox News reported. Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman, Qin Gang said Google China "is a company operating within China to...
Seems the Chinese government is not a fan of Twitter. Over a third of the world's population lives in China and they represent a major growth area for the internet. Access to the social media site has been blocked in China, according to ASSME.
For a look at what's often referred to as the Great Firewall of China, a BusinessWeek article that we blogged two weeks ago (before this week's news about Google.cn) is worthy of your attention. With that filtering as a guide, foreign companies...
The BusinessWeek article: The Great Firewall of China, by Ben Elgin and Bruce Einhorn offers analysis of the current state of Internet censorship in China. This group, which has included Yahoo but not Google, are pressured to sign the government's...
Google Search & Cache Filtering Behind China's Great Firewall OpenNet Initiative, Sept.http://www.opennetinitiative.net/bulletins/006/ In summary, the Chinese government appears to be focusing on filtering Google results and cache listings for its...
Google Search & Cache Filtering Behind China's Great Firewall OpenNet Initiative, Sept.http://www.opennetinitiative.net/bulletins/006/ Chinese Internet media firm Sohu.com has unveiled its new "Search Dog" search engine.
