2744645 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference More Chinese blog blockage : » still more blog blockage from asiapundit Rebecca McKinnion has a more thorough listing of blog hosting services that have been blocked by the Great Firewall of Ch. February 7, 2006 3:35 PM PST The China Times is reporting that Google may be in discussions to acquire Chinese blog site Bokee. Misja (girl) modgurl's blog*spot (girl) Confessions of a Chinese Girl. Pingback by Jim Lunsford - The Blog » Microsoft Takes Down Chinese Blogger  January 3, 2006 @ 11:38 am | Edit This. Microsoft's Web log-hosting service shut down the blog at the Chinese government's request, said Brooke Richardson, group product manager with Microsoft's MSN online division at company headquarters in Redmond, Wash. » Microsoft deletes outspoken Chinese blog. I noticed over at Scobles blog that MSN has blocked access to the blog of a chinese guy. Pingback by SuperGeek » Blog Archive » MSN spaces takes down Chinese Blogger  January 3, 2006 @ 1:39 pm | Edit This. One Response to Google China Blog Brock Says: February 14th, 2006 at 11:49 am I love chinese for this reason. Microsoft Removes Chinese Blog Rebecca MacKinnon writes: Microsoft’s MSN Spaces continues to censor its Chinese language blogs, and has become more aggressive and thorough at censorship since I first checked out MSN’s censorship system last summe. Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Chinese blog censorship:. Microsoft has launched a Chinese-language version of its Spaces blog hosting service, and guess what? Boing Boing: Microsoft confirms censoring of Chinese blog "); //--> suggest a link | defeat censorware | rss | archives | store | mark | cory | david | xeni | john. Microsoft shuts down Chinese blog. Joho the Blog: Chinese blog censorship. Internet Censorship in China Bloggers all over the world are up in arms over Microsofts alleged censorship of a popular Chinese language blog on their free and widely used MSN spaces website builder. Inspired by that, he wondered aloud on his blog whether the book could be translated into Chinese. Microsoft takes down Chinese blog. Scoble [&] Pingback by willsblog » Chinese Blog Censored  January 3, 2006 @ 1:04 pm | Edit This. Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article     Microsoft Shuts Down Chinese Blog Published on Friday, January 6, 2006 by the Associated Press Microsoft Shuts Down Chinese Blog by Joe McDonald   BEIJING - Microsoft Corp. AlterNet: Blogs: The Mix: Microsoft takes down Chinese blog Home Top Stories Columnists Blogs Bloggers Multimedia Discuss RSS Donate About Subscribe to AlterNet: « March 2006 » Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18.

Chinese Blog: Personalized internet web logs gain popularity in China
Beijing, 23 January: Chinese "netizens" are following overseas internet trends with thousands of personalized Web logs, better known as blogs, and the government has done little to supervise their swipes at China and other questionable content.China residents maintain blogs that detail one-night stands and criticize China's handling of SARS [severe acute respiratory syndrome].Expatriates trade China news stories on livinginchina.com, and about...

Chinese Blog: WEB FIRMS SAY THEY CAN'T FIGHT CENSORSHIP,  CHINA TOO LUCRATIVE TOO ANTAGONIZE
BEIJING -- Yahoo Inc., Google Inc. and other U.S. Internet companies under fire for assisting in China's censorship efforts are insisting they must obey Beijing or risk limiting access to their most promising market.As the companies face congressional hearings in Washington today about their role in aiding the communist regime, they are appealing to the U.S. government for help, saying no private business can resist China on its own. Yet analysts say that even if Washington...

Chinese Blog: Browsing in China,  Take down the Internet's new Great Wall
In congressional hearings last week, senior executives from some of the most powerful U.S. companies got an earful about their dealings with Communist China. How often do Yahoo!, Microsoft, Google and Cisco get lectures on their failure to stand up for human rights and freedom of expression? Not often, one imagines. So, kudos to Rep. Chris Smith's House International Relations Subcommittee on Human Rights for taking an interest in the issue of the Internet in China. The...

Chinese Blog: SinoCast China IT Watch: Will Mobile Blog be A Lifesaver?
HANGZHOU, February 21, SinoCast -- One side, China Mobile, the biggest mobile telecom carrier in China, reins in the overheating rough-and-tumble traditional Internet service market, in the other side, it is finding opportunities in WAP sector. Mobile blog is one of the gold mines of China Mobile.Bokee.com now is in the middle of series of negotiations with China Mobile. And it launched early this year the mobile blog services aiming at mobile phone users with helps of China Mobile. The...

Chinese Blog: tech.life@play | Time-savers or spoilsports?
I bought gold last week. You're reading the Business section, so that may not sound unusual. However, the purchase wasn't for my investment portfolio.

Chinese Blog: Column: Principles needed on China's Net censorship
It's easy to condemn Internet censorship in China. Yet it's hard to come up with an appropriate response. Technology companies in the United States ...

Chinese Blog: A Fortune in an Hour a Day?
The story of Michael Parness, once a homeless man who supposedly turned $33,000 into $7 million and then went on to found the infomercial-promoted Trend ...

Chinese Blog: China keeps clamp on news
In recent times, hardly a week goes by without Chinese authorities censoring journalists, shutting down popular Web diaries or scrapping publications ...