There are two well-knowing Chinese blog search engine, one is Grassland , and Booso is ... A Chinese journalist and blogger has had his blog removed by MSN Spaces, alleges former CNN journalist Rebecca McKinnon. An Entry from the Archives « Copenhagen to London, with some heavy metal in between | Back to Blog | Anti-social networking » June 13, 2005 Chinese blog censorship From Rebecca MacKinnon at GlobalVoicesOnline. Joho the Blog: Chinese blog censorship. Its been put back up on blog site Blog-city, although it is blocked by Chinese ISPs. Pingback by evilutionary virtual log » Blog Archive » Microsoft blocks chinese bloggers  January 3, 2006 @ 6:28 pm | Edit This. 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. RConversation: More Chinese blog blockage RConversation Musings, links, and occasional rants by Rebecca MacKinnon, a recovering TV reporter-turned-blogger. AlterNet: Blogs: The Mix: Microsoft takes down Chinese blog. Microsoft has taken down a Chinese language blog that was critical of the Chinese government. Pingback by Contains 33% Juice » Blog Archive » Chinese dissident blogger censored by MSN Spaces  January 3, 2006 @ 9:54 pm | Edit This. Anti’s blog may have occurred after pressure not only from Chinese authorities, but also rival bloggers and blogging services. Irish Born Chinese Blog - æ„›ç?¾è?­å‡ºç”Ÿçš„è�¯äººçš„網上日誌. The net police do not make the reasons for such actions public, but Chinese bloggers point out that DynaWeb, an anti-censorship service run by overseas Chinese, had been using a blog on blogspot. Blog-city is believed to have caused the Chinese authorities to block all Blog-city blogs. Microsoft Shuts Down Chinese Blog Jan 06 8:53 AM US/Eastern Email this story. Boing Boing: Microsoft confirms censoring of Chinese blog. And I dont consider restoring this one guys blog fighting the Chinese government either. Pingback by De nieuwe reporter » Blog Archive » MSN legt kritische Chinese blogger het zwijgen op  January 4, 2006 @ 3:51 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. Chinese blog shut down just days after being nominated for free expression contest. I received an email from a Chinese blogger today, reporting that the following international blog-hosting services are blocked:...

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News Briefs Richmond, Va.Probe: Jamboree deaths accidental The electrocution deaths of four Boy Scout leaders at the National Scout Jamboree last summer were found to be accidental, an Army spokesman said Friday."We'll be closing the case as an accidental death case," said Chris Grey of the Army's Criminal Investigation Command. "We found no culpability for criminal acts in the death of the these...

Chinese Blog: China ramping up Internet crackdown,  Bans shed light on fears of unrest, analysts say
Two new Internet bans may offer insight into the Chinese government's biggest fears. One bars Internet news services from inciting "illegal" assemblies, marches and demonstrations the other prohibits activities on behalf of "illegal" civil groups.Together, they demonstrate the government's concerns over growing civil unrest - and particularly technology's role in fostering protests and strikes, says Julien...

Chinese Blog: NEWS IN BRIEF
Republicans call for new House-leader elections WASHINGTON - Embattled Rep. Tom DeLay's hopes of reclaiming his position as House majority leader suffered a potentially fatal setback on Friday as growing numbers of fellow Republicans called for new leadership in the midst of a congressional corruption scandal. "It's clear that we need to elect a new majority leader to restore the trust and confidence of the American people," said Rep. Jim...

Chinese Blog: New China restrictions aim at tech's role in protests
Two new Internet bans may offer insight into the Chinese government's biggest fears. One bars Internet news services from inciting "illegal" assemblies, marches and demonstrations; the other prohibits activities on behalf of "illegal" civil groups. Together, they evince the communist regime's concerns over growing civil unrest -- and particularly technology's role in fostering protests and strikes, says...

Chinese Blog: SinoCast China Business Daily News: Hexun Seeks Target Company for Acquisition
BEIJING, November 29, SinoCast -- On November 24, Liu Jun, the vice president of hexun.com, one of the leading Internet portals providing online and mobile financial services in China, expressed that Hexun is for sure looking for appropriate target company for acquisition now and the targets should be leading web2.0 websites with considerable customer base or core competitive edges.At an earlier forum, Liu had revealed that the three Chinese web 2.0 websites with the biggest potential for...

Chinese Blog: Google: China Decision Painful, But Right
DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Google Inc. co-founder Sergey Brin said his company's decision to self-censor its Chinese search system followed a change ...

Chinese Blog: Leaders of The Pack
Many on the front lines of the tech revival are back for a second chance. Others are newbies who learned from the mistakes of the Internet bust. A gallery ...

Chinese Blog: Chinese Internet activists brace for Japan hacker attack Aug. 15
BEIJING, July 29 Kyodo Chinese activists who network online expect a Japanese hacker attack Aug. 15, the day of Japan's World War II surrender, according ...

Chinese Blog: Venture pack now chasing consumer electronics
Welcome to the latest venture capital lemming rush: investing in consumer electronics start-ups. Silicon Valley venture capitalists like to run in packs, and every now and again they run together