http://www.seoskeptic.com/search-engine-complicity-in-chinese-censorship/ Fact, Fiction and Opinion in the World of SEO Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:41:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 http://www.seoskeptic.com/search-engine-complicity-in-chinese-censorship/#comment-1299 Keir Sun, 17 Jan 2010 08:39:06 +0000 http://testblog.seoskeptic.com/search-engine-complicity-in-chinese-censorship/#comment-1299 My students here in Peking are desperate at the news that they may be without real information, or tools such as Google earth, video or books. In May they will write their final IB exams and fear their ability in university to make something of themselves in such an educationally sterile country such as China. They see their international classmates and ask why their country goes to so much trouble and expense to ensure they are kept at ignorant about their history, of the latest SARS or bird 'flu pandemic, or even the most trivial issue. It's no wonder the country is proficient at stealing intellectual property but, with 1/5 of humanity, are responsible for so little ingenuity. My students here in Peking are desperate at the news that they may be without real information, or tools such as Google earth, video or books. In May they will write their final IB exams and fear their ability in university to make something of themselves in such an educationally sterile country such as China. They see their international classmates and ask why their country goes to so much trouble and expense to ensure they are kept at ignorant about their history, of the latest SARS or bird ‘flu pandemic, or even the most trivial issue. It’s no wonder the country is proficient at stealing intellectual property but, with 1/5 of humanity, are responsible for so little ingenuity.

]]> http://www.seoskeptic.com/search-engine-complicity-in-chinese-censorship/#comment-1181 Radar Hill » Blog Archive » Canada Day: Has the Internet made the world a better place? Wed, 01 Jul 2009 16:04:51 +0000 http://testblog.seoskeptic.com/search-engine-complicity-in-chinese-censorship/#comment-1181 [...] But Iran is not the first. Philippine President Joseph Estrada was overthrown in a peaceful revolution thanks to the power of text messaging. China is infamous in its oppression of its people, and blocking of websites, aided in part by some of the major Internet and search companies including Yahoo, Google and Microsoft. [...] [...] But Iran is not the first. Philippine President Joseph Estrada was overthrown in a peaceful revolution thanks to the power of text messaging. China is infamous in its oppression of its people, and blocking of websites, aided in part by some of the major Internet and search companies including Yahoo, Google and Microsoft. [...]

]]> http://www.seoskeptic.com/search-engine-complicity-in-chinese-censorship/#comment-1132 SEO china Tue, 09 Jun 2009 01:02:46 +0000 http://testblog.seoskeptic.com/search-engine-complicity-in-chinese-censorship/#comment-1132 Hi, very interesting and complete post for such a hard question. We can only hope that by the process of natural selection and improvement, search engine users will choose and use the more honest and best search engine. So that this kind of censorship will disappear. Regards Hi,
very interesting and complete post for such a hard question.
We can only hope that by the process of natural selection and improvement, search engine users will choose and use the more honest and best search engine. So that this kind of censorship will disappear.
Regards

]]> http://www.seoskeptic.com/search-engine-complicity-in-chinese-censorship/#comment-1128 VancouverSEO Thu, 04 Jun 2009 17:21:24 +0000 http://testblog.seoskeptic.com/search-engine-complicity-in-chinese-censorship/#comment-1128 This is your best post to date, IMHO. Will gladly join your cause to get your site banned or blocked by the great firewall of China. This is your best post to date, IMHO. Will gladly join your cause to get your site banned or blocked by the great firewall of China.

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