A post from sw at the OpenNet Initiative blog looks at results of tests carried out during the first week of the Olympics and finds that while in fact not many websites have been unblocked for the Games, those that are can now be accessed all throughout Beijing and possibly even the country.
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- China
- Topics:
- Freedom of Speech, Business, Governance, Human Rights, Internet & Telecoms, Law, International Relations
- Languages:
- English
- Special:
- Olympics
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