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William Long reported: Feedburner, the most popular and powerful worldwide RSS service provider, is blocked by Chinese authorities. Last year, Feedburner had also been blocked temporarily.
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In fact, it is blocked in SOME areas.
The CNC customers can still visit.
I visited feedburner.com just now..
Not true, CNC Beijing cannot visit since sep 25.