Last August, I blogged about the untimely demise of the China blog A Modern Lei Feng. I argued, in that post, that while China's Great Firewall was indeed a nuisance, it was still just that: a nuisance. I also argued that with a little time and effort... ...full story at Black China Hand
from Black China Hand on Thu, Oct 22 2009
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