It has been reported that people who are using China Telecom are unable to access FeedBurner feeds. FeedBurner, which has been acquired by Google Inc since June, 2007, is the leading provider of RSS feeds, powering hundreds of thousands of blog, podcast... ...full story at Global Voices
from Global Voices on Wed, Sep 05 2007
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Amy Feeds the Birds »
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Has the GFW put out the Feedburner fire? » Lost Laowai I’ve been trying to access my Feedburner feeds for about 12 hours with no luck. Could it be? No, please Buddha, no! Don’t tell me the Great Firewall of China has finally figured out we could still read blocked blogs via their feeds. Ok,... |
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Feedburner GFW'ed and other censorship news » Shanghaiist For those of you using Feedburner to manage your RSS feeds and wondering why you haven't been able to read any of your favourite blogs, it looks like it might have been GFW'ed. CNet Asia's Little Red Blog says the Feedburner block was only temporary, but... |
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Feedup with Feedburner » Lost Laowai In a last ditch effort to get my feeds working again, I wrote Feedburner. Their response, despite not being what I was hoping for, was at least honest. They’ve basically given up, and so shall I. Hello, Unfortunately, at this time we don’t... |
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Shanghaiist's non-Feedburner RSS feed » Shanghaiist As you know, Feedburner is being blocked in China, thus many people are having difficulties using the Shanghaiist RSS feed, which uses Feedburner. Per reader request, here's an alternate Shanghaiist RSS feed you can use until Feedburner becomes accessible... |
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Confirmation: The Great Firewall of China Puts out Feedburner Fire » The China Expat In ever growing attempts to anger the China expat blog-o-sphere, the Great Firewall of China has finally put out Feedburner’s Fire, as Ryan relates at Lost Laowai. It appears that most of feedburner’s features (besides delivering content to... |
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