Once, I was talking about a news related to Mr. Jakie Chan's son so-called giving-up his American Citizenship. According to US Law, as long as you were born in the US, you will always have US citizenship, even the King of Thailand, who was born in MA, if he wants, he can still enter US without visa, US embassy will issue him a US passport without any hesitation .
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Once, I was talking about a news related to Mr. Jakie Chan's son so-called giving-up his American Citizenship. According to US Law, as long as you were born in the US, you will always have US citizens ...
ranchgirl 发表于 2010-1-14 14:06
I hate the censorship but this time I hope the government play hardball against the arrogant Goog, and give it a freaking lesson. It simply doesn't respect the privacy of anyone and never care the copyright of anyone. And hopefully other search engines like msft/yahoo, baidu to pick up and bring some competition to search engine market
I hate the censorship in China. But to think GOOG as a so-called good one is the other extreme. Whatif GOOG is making big money in China? Will it even threaten to quit? Their decison is simply business-based, but to use politics and human rights as the cover is just dirty.
No, not HT, HT is not under the Chinese Government Censorship, which is why HT cannot be seen inside China.
It was Sina or something similar.
If you take a look at Sina or somewhere else, comments part, you will see some numbers interesting. Something like "11890 comments, 1022 display (in Chinese, of course)", which means 90% of the comments have been censored, ie. "开放" le.
And also, those obscene/dirty/cursing comments are not qualifying for censorship, since they are still there. Then you can imagine, only imagine, of course, what kind of comments are censored/hidden/deleted ?
Just like american politician during 2008 financial crisis, remember what they said ???" these financial institution is fundamentally sound. " All are the same...
buohya 发表于 2010-1-14 17:12
However, if you really want to see them inside China, easy, go through a proxy or "chicken".
5-6 years ago, for job reason, I needed to access outside/inside China's computer. I went through proxies in Taiwan or Japan, I can see everything from inside China. The only problems were 1) too slow, 2) act very careful, and don't let the proxy computer owner know that you are using his/her computer 3) try to protect the safety of the proxy computer as your own.
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